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Helps a family in need provide a crib for their baby.  

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Provides Childbirth Education and Breastfeeding Support for parents. 

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Supports Bereavement Doula, Birth Doula or Postpartum Doula support.

Why Your Support is Needed 

Equitable Care Counts

Doula care is not currently a covered health care service in most states, the vast majority of doulas make a living by serving clients who are able to pay out-of-pocket. This leaves families who would arguably benefit most from doula care without access to this valuable service—including pregnant Veterans and Medicaid beneficiaries who, by definition, have higher risks in birth and postpartum outcomes

 

According to a Cochrane Review published in 2017, continuous support during childbirth is linked to benefits for birthing people including higher patient satisfaction, increased likelihood of spontaneous vaginal delivery, and shorter labors, while posing no risk of harm to parent or baby. Some studies have also found that doula care is associated with decreased risks of preterm birth and postpartum depression, better infant APGAR scores, and higher breastfeeding rates in some populations. More rigorous research is needed to better understand how doula care impacts short- and long-term maternal and newborn health outcomes in different populations.

Reductions in C-sections and preterm births in particular can lead to substantial cost savings for health care systems, pointing to a potential return on investment from doula care. In addition to reducing costs, doulas offer a unique opportunity for health care systems to reduce workloads for nurses and frontline providers with many simultaneous responsibilities, retain patients for future pregnancies and other services, and attract new patients by providing a unique, valuable service.

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What is a Doula?

 

Birth Doula 

A trained professional who provides continuous physical, emotional and informational support before, during and shortly after childbirth to assist in achieving the healthiest, most satisfying experience possible. 

 

What is a Postpartum Doula?

A postpartum doula is there to help a new family in those first days and weeks after bringing home a new baby.

A postpartum doula provides evidenced based information on;

  • infant feeding / breastfeeding 

  • emotional and physical recovery from birth

  • parent–baby bonding

  • infant soothing

  • basic newborn care

  • nutrition
  • honoring and nurturing and supporting the needs of the parent who has given birth up to 1 year after giving birth

 

We have designed programs to help you stay on track with your health goals. Womb or no womb we want to help you make healthy and informed choices about your reproductive health.  Access Education, Referrals, and Newsletters. Get confidential person to person health counseling and set goals between doctors visits  with Community Health Workers.

 

Genesis Birth Services Provides No Cost and Low Cost Reproductive Health Support

Are you eligible?

Free services are provided to:

  • Youths under the age of 18.
  • Adults living under the poverty threashold guidelines. 

Persons above the poverty threashold are eligible for program services for a donation. 

 

NO PERSON WILL BE DENIED SUPPORTIVE SERVICES FOR INABILITY TO MAKE A DONATION

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