| Liverpool celebrates 20 years of Miracle Babies |
** Mayor Mannoun said the exhibition is a powerful reminder of the way
grassroots compassion in Liverpool can spark national change.
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Liverpool celebrates 20 years of Miracle Babies
15 October 2025
(See translation in Arabic section)
Sydney-Middle East Times Int'l: Liverpool Mayor Ned Mannoun has congratulated the Miracle Babies Foundation on its 20th anniversary, marking the milestone with a special exhibition — No Footprint Too Small — at the Preview Gallery, Yellamundie – Liverpool City Library.
Running from Saturday 18 October 2025 to Sunday 8 February 2026, the exhibition celebrates two decades of care, compassion and community connection, while recognising the 20-year partnership between Miracle Babies Foundation and Liverpool Hospital.
Founded in 2005 by a group of mothers whose babies were cared for in Liverpool Hospital’s Neonatal Intensive Care Unit (NICU), Miracle Babies began as a small local support group offering comfort, understanding and practical help to families facing the trauma of a premature or sick birth. It is now a national charity providing vital programs, advocacy and research support for families across Australia.
Mayor Mannoun said the exhibition is a powerful reminder of the way grassroots compassion in Liverpool can spark national change.
“Miracle Babies began right here in our city; born from love, courage and community spirit,” Mayor Mannoun said. “It’s now Australia’s leading not-for-profit supporting families of premature and sick newborns, and it continues to carry Liverpool’s heart and humanity into hospitals and homes around the country.”
“Liverpool is proud to be the birthplace of Miracle Babies. Their work continues to inspire and uplift our community, proving that even the smallest beginnings can lead to extraordinary things.”
“This exhibition celebrates every tiny footprint that has shaped a family’s story and the nurses, doctors, and volunteers who walk beside them,” Mayor Mannoun said. “It’s also a tribute to Liverpool Hospital’s incredible staff who give every child the best possible start.”
The No Footprint Too Small exhibition has been supported by the Liverpool Powerhouse Team, Liverpool City Library Team, and Liverpool City Council, reflecting Council’s commitment to honouring community achievement and strengthening the city’s identity as a place of compassion and excellence in health and innovation.
The exhibition is free and open to the public from Saturday 18 October 2025 to Sunday 8 February 2026 at the Preview Gallery, Yellamundie – Liverpool City Library. |
