Discover our Comprehensive Programs for Holistic BIPOC Maternal Health.
Being home with your baby after hospital discharge is a time fraught with mixed emotions. The unneasiness you feel is only trumped by the abundance of excitement and adoration. Still, breastfeeding a newborn can perplex even the most masterful of mamas! Together, we can decipher and correct any underlying complication(s). You and your baby will then enjoy the infinitely healthy, beautiful bond that breastfeeding bestows, so you can spend your precious energy getting to know and enjoying your precious new addition.
From the beginning of time, women have been cared for and nurtured as they became mothers. While today it’s rarely mothers, aunts and sisters who accompany their birth, doulas have taken over this role. A doula is a childbirth expert who you’d decide to hire 4-6 months before your due date. She will guide you through your pregnancy, be available for questions, referrals, the making of decisions, how to prepare for birth and post partum, creating a birth plan and generally make you feel safe and prepared during this exciting time. Doula-support during labor and birth has statistically significant benefits. Doula-supported births have 40% fewer csections, less pain medications needed, less pitocin needed, a healthier baby, 13% less transportation to NICU needed and a better birth experience.
This program serves to increase access to culturally responsive doulas for the BIPOC community. We aim to create community-based solutions to mitigate maternal mortality and morbidity by training a diverse workforce and promoting equity for the BIPOC birthing population.
Our project focuses on addressing the mental health needs of Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) birthing individuals through the implementation of culturally responsive and trauma-informed BIPOC doula services. Our service is designed to create an environment where BIPOC families feel safe, seen, and heard throughout the entire birthing journey, ultimately aiming to save the precious lives of our community and improve maternal mental health outcomes.
Join our supportive community through our Perinatal Support Groups, specially crafted for BIPOC women navigating the perinatal phase. These groups are designed to foster a sense of belonging, empowerment, and solidarity as we journey together through pregnancy, childbirth, and early motherhood. Come be a part of a safe and nurturing space where your voice is heard, your experiences are validated, and where together, we build resilience and empowerment.
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