Power Hour
- Tuesday 14 October
- from 11am-12pm
This is your chance to get expert advice in a safe, supportive space.
Speakers
Fran Steyn
Community Nursing Director, IVFN
Compassion at Work – Preparing for Baby Loss Awareness Week
Are you supporting colleagues through grief, loss, or other sensitive challenges at work? You can’t afford to miss our Power Hour on Tuesday 14th October 2025.
Baby Loss Awareness Week is a time for reflection, compassion, and understanding. That’s why we’re dedicating this Power Hour to exploring how employers and employees alike can foster supportive, empathetic workplaces during this important awareness week and beyond.
From 11am to 12pm, Fran Steyn, Community Nursing Director will be live on the Power Hour Forum to share practical guidance, answer your questions in real time, and help you navigate difficult conversations with care and confidence.
Whether you’re an HR professional, a line manager, or a team member who wants to support colleagues with compassion, this session will give you the tools to create a workplace where everyone feels safe, respected, and supported.
To make the most of the Power Hour, you can submit your questions in advance using the form below. All members are welcome – don’t miss this opportunity to learn, connect, and lead with compassion.
Getting involved in Power Hour is easy!
Just follow the steps below to ask questions, join the conversation, and get expert advice in real time.
- Go to the Power Hour Page
(Tip: This link isn’t in the site menu, so bookmark it for easy access.) - To ask a question or leave a welcome message:
Click the arrow to open the text box
Type your message and click ‘Create Post’ - To reply to a question:
Click ‘Read’ on a post
Scroll to ‘Leave a Reply,’ type your comment, and click ‘Post Comment’ - To return to the main forum, use your browser’s back button
Ask a question
To make the most of the session, simply submit your questions in advance using the form below.
All members are welcome, don’t miss this opportunity to feel seen, heard, and supported.
