Hope for Families
The Fetal Health Foundation helps parents navigate fetal diagnoses and find trusted treatment centers
Parents
with a New Fetal Diagnosis
Friends and Family
of Those with a Fetal Diagnosis
Medical Experts
and Organizations
Parents,
you’re not alone and we can help.
Hear from people who have had challenging pregnancy journeys and access helpful resources
Find specialized centers that provide care for moms and babies before and after birth
Explore medically reviewed information on fetal syndromes, including:
Next steps for families facing a fetal diagnosis
A New Beginning: Helio and the Power of Expert CDH Care
When Olivia and Robert learned during a 19-week ultrasound that their baby had congenital diaphragmatic hernia (CDH), their world shifted overnight. They faced an uncertain future for their unborn son.
Friends and Family
of those facing a challenging pregnancy
Support them, learn about diagnoses, and honor their experience
What to say when a family is welcoming a baby with complex medical needs
5K Run / Walk
Sunday, November 8, 2026
Denver, CO, USA
Lace up for the sweetest race! The Great Candy Run is the flagship fundraiser for the Fetal Health Foundation and a fun-filled day for runners, walkers, families, and candy lovers of all ages.
Canโt make it to Denver? Join us virtually and weโll mail you the official race shirt and custom-designed finisher medal so you can celebrate and show your support wherever you are!ย
We’re here to support you through the journey to parenthood
What is a Fetal Care Center?
A fetal care center brings together specialists who work collaboratively to evaluate, diagnose, monitor, and treat complex conditions affecting babies during pregnancy and after birth. Learn how to find a center near you or someone you love.
What Is a Fetal Syndrome?
Fetal Syndrome Awareness Month highlights the conditions that can affect a baby before birth and the importance of education, specialized fetal care, and support for families navigating a prenatal diagnosis.
UTMB Advances Research for High-Risk Pregnancies Through Two Groundbreaking Clinical Trials
For families facing a pregnancy complicated by rare alloimmune conditions, access to specialized care and innovative research can make all the difference. The University of Texas Medical Branch (UTMB) is helping lead that effort as an active study site for two...



















