MAAME, Inc.

MAAME, Inc. (Mobilizing African American Mothers through Empowerment) empowers Black, Brown, Indigenous, and other Birthing People of color and those historically excluded to navigate systems during pregnancy and postpartum. We offer resources that will mobilize, educate, serve, and train the next generation of birth workers of color. Our mission is to provide support for holistic maternal health, wellness, sustainable communities, and economic advancement.

MAAME, Inc’s “It Takes A Village” Perinatal Health community-driven model provides Black, Indigenous, other Birthing People of Color, and those in need, access to community-driven perinatal services to support individuals and families from birth and beyond. Our services are culturally inclusive and include:

Healthcare navigation
Individualized care plan
Birth and Postpartum doula support and home-visits
Lactation Support
Maternal Mental Health Support (one-on-one therapy, peer support, and monthly groups)
Family planning guidance
Access to community health nurses and other specialists
Transportation for medical care and health education classes
Community referrals locally and across the states
Monthly educational classes, workshops and events for birthing people and their families

Who We Serve:

We are creating spaces and support for Black, Brown, Indigenous, and other Birthing People of Color and their families

Where Can You Get Services:

Durham area

How To Get Connected:

Birthing alone or with barriers should never be an option. We are here to help. Request services through the intake form found at maameinc.org/general-intake or call (919) 709-3120 to get connected

Cost:

MAAME, Inc. offers all services on a sliding scale based on the birthing person’s individual need. For clients who don’t qualify for the community-based doula program, they will still have access to affordable doula support for birth or postpartum.

Consultations are free.

Languages Spoken:

English, Spanish

Learn More:

maameinc.org