Rosabel’s Rooms was established by parents Suzanne McClean and Gary Monroe in memory of their beloved daughter, Rosabel, who died suddenly and unexpectedly in April 2017, aged just sixteen months.
Rosabel’s Rooms in collaboration with Irish Hospice Foundation, was launched on the 5th January 2018, on what would have been Rosabel’s 2nd birthday.
The project is working in three areas:   
• Through the Design & Dignity Programme at Irish Hospice Foundation, this project facilitates the development of family-friendly bereavement suites in hospital emergency departments around Ireland, which will provide comfort and dignity for families following the loss of a loved one.
• "Rosabel's Room to Heal Fund"  provides direct financial support to parents coming to terms with child-loss.   This practical support helps cover funeral expenses, time off work and other costs parents face at this difficult time.     
• "Rosabel’s Room to Talk" facilitates therapeutic supports for those impacted by child loss and is available to parents, siblings and other family members.   
Sharon Foley CEO of the IHF said: “We are proud of our partnership with Rosabel’s Rooms which is  supporting parents and famiilies coming to terms with the loss of a child, aged up to 21. We are here for those facing dying, death and bereavement across Ireland".