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Fab idea. X RIP
Very calm
My prayers to the bereaved families of these little angels. To their souls as well that they may find eternal rest in the heavens.
Nice place place to relax.
Small but very nice relaxing garden.
Simply amazing if you come please check out the great work Forever Stars the charity that got the garden installed are doing.
Nice relaxing area to visit with sculptures, small pond, flowers and seating. Shame that you can hear the road noise.
The Serenity Garden has been developed as a peaceful location for everyone to visit and enjoy, it is also a garden of remembrance for families in Nottingham that have experienced baby loss.
The sculptures in the garden are unique to the Serenity Garden and have been created by Nottingham Artist Rachel Carter. Throughout the years the sculptures will have babies' names added to them as a permanent point of remembrance that families and future generations can visit.
This garden has been possible due to the fundraising from supporters of the charity Forever Stars (charity number 1156990) and partnership support from Nottingham City Council and the FCC Communities Foundation.
Since its launch in 2014, Forever Stars has created two Serenity Suites: one at the Queen's Medical Centre and one at the City Hospital in Nottingham, these bereavement suites provide a place for families to be together at the time of their baby loss.
The Serenity Garden has been developed as a peaceful location for everyone to visit and enjoy, it is also a garden of remembrance for families in Nottingham that have experienced baby loss.
The sculptures in the garden are unique to the Serenity Garden and have been created by Nottingham Artist Rachel Carter. Throughout the years the sculptures will have babies' names added to them as a permanent point of remembrance that families and future generations can visit.
This garden has been possible due to the fundraising from supporters of the charity Forever Stars (charity number 1156990) and partnership support from Nottingham City Council and the FCC Communities Foundation.
Since its launch in 2014, Forever Stars has created two Serenity Suites: one at the Queen's Medical Centre and one at the City Hospital in Nottingham, these bereavement suites provide a place for families to be together at the time of their baby loss.
