Provides up to 8 hours in Prenatal Support visits for someone in need. These appointments are crucial because it allows our doulas to: -Meet the birthing client in-person to better acquaint themselves -Discuss Birth Plans: Review and refine the client’s birth preferences and plans. -Provide Education: Explain childbirth processes, pain management options, and newborn care. -Offer Emotional Support: Address any concerns or anxieties and provide reassurance. -Teach Comfort Techniques: Demonstrate labor positions, breathing exercises, and relaxation techniques. -Answer Questions: Clarify any doubts about pregnancy, labor, or delivery. -Assess Readiness: Help prepare for labor by discussing signs of labor and when to contact the birth team. -Support Partners: Guide partners on how to support the birthing person effectively. -Review Health Information: Discuss any updates or concerns related to the client's health or pregnancy. These prenatal visits from the client's Doula is the first step to better birth outcomes!

Provides an attending Birth Doula to a person in need. Having someone there for you during birth is so important, especially if you're a part of marginalized populations like the people we serve. The benefits of having a birth doula include, but are not limited to: -Cultural Understanding: Doulas provide support that respects and integrates cultural practices and traditions. -Advocacy: The ensure birth preferences and needs are honored within the healthcare system. -Personal Connection: Doulas offer a relatable and empathetic presence that can make the birth experience more comfortable. -Resource Navigation: Helping clients access culturally relevant information and resources. -Bias Mitigation: Doulas can assist in addressing potential biases and ensure respectful, equitable care. -Community Support: Connecting with community resources and networks tailored to the need of the family . -Emotional Reassurance: By providing extra support and understanding in a healthcare setting where one may face additional challenges.

Provides up to 8 hours in Postpartum check-ins. These check-ins are conducted by the attending Birth Doula and these visits ensure: -Emotional Well-being by monitoring and supporting mental health, helping to identify signs of postpartum depression or anxiety. -Proper Newborn Care by offering guidance on baby care, including feeding, sleeping, and soothing techniques. -Recovery Support by assisting with physical recovery from childbirth and address any concerns about healing. -Parenting Adjustment which helps with the transition to parenthood, new routines and responsibilities. -Resource Referrals which connects families with additional resources or professional support if needed. -Positive Home Environment by providing practical help and advice on managing household tasks and balancing new demands. -Partner Support by guiding partners in their role and helping them engage effectively in caregiving.

Provides 40 hours of ongoing respite care (postpartum support) for a parent in need. This ensures the doula is able to stay connected with the family to offer ongoing support and create whole, happy families.