Helping parents and professionals through antenatal screening.
Over 20,000 expectant parents a year are told that their baby may have a genetic or structural condition.
For parents
We provide non-directive information and support before, during and after antenatal screening.
National Helpline
Our helpline is answered by trained staff Monday to Friday, 10.00am-5.30pm.
ARC Forum
A safe place for parents to make contact with other people who have lost a baby following a prenatal diagnosis.
For healthcare professionals
We provide training and support to help you provide the best possible care to every parent who faces a suspected or diagnosed fetal anomaly.
Research
ARC Case Café
A monthly online event for healthcare professionals working in antenatal care. We aim to provide an informal forum for discussion on all aspects of this complex area of healthcare.
Training
We provide in-house, online and London-based training to professionals and students.
Upcoming Events:
ARC News
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2023 ARC Training Dates
Our in-person London-based training days for 2023 are available to book through our website. Join us for sessions on ‘Communications Skills and Delivering Difficult News’,...
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Research study – participants needed
The research team at University of West London are looking for volunteers (aged 18 and over) to take part in a study to explore potential...
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Miles in March 2022
Miles in March is back for 2022! Walk, run or cycle 100 miles during March to raise money for ARC. All participants will receive a...
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2022 ARC Training Dates
Our in person London based training days for 2022 are available to book through our website. Join us for sessions on 'Communications Skills and Delivering...
Please help us provide a vital lifeline to parents in need of support and advice.
ARC are an incredible charity who have shown me such kindness at the darkest time of my life. I will be forever grateful for the support I found there.
ARC parent testimony