MAAME, Inc. 2024 Service Enrollment Period Coming Soon

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Get INVOLVED

To support our mission please sign up to volunteer with the organization or to become a volunteer doula.

Genera Volunteers

At MAAME, Inc., our general volunteers play a vital role in supporting maternal well-being. Whether assisting with events, providing administrative support, or lending a caring presence, our volunteers contribute to the heart of our mission, fostering a community of care for mothers and families.

Join the Bpard

Join MAAME, Inc.'s Board of Directors and become a catalyst for positive change in maternal healthcare. As a board member, you will shape strategic decisions, champion our mission, and contribute to innovative solutions that empower and uplift mothers in their journey to well-being.

Volunteer Doula

Embark on a fulfilling journey by becoming a volunteer doula at MAAME, Inc. Your compassionate presence and support can make a lasting impact on the well-being of expecting families during their prenatal, birthing, and postpartum experiences, creating a positive ripple effect in our community.

Volunteer Support Needed:

Giving Closet Coordinator

Volunteer Coordinator

Events

Childcare

Office Support

Mutual Aid Support

Interested in Becoming A Community-Based Doula With MAAME?

MAAME, Inc. provides services to individuals and families in Durham, Wake, Orange, Alamance, and Johnston counties. All other services are accessible virtually via telehealth, in North Carolina. Trainings will be hosted 1-2 times a year based on capacity. Get on our list for the next upcoming training.

What is a Community-Based Doula?

Community-Based Doula: Provides an expanded set of services beyond a birth doula, including connecting individuals with community resources, offering advocacy support for families, and increasing the number of pre- and postpartum visits, not charged separately. CBD’s also receive full spectrum doula training which includes reproductive justice. CBD’s work with community and state health systems but not within them to maintain autonomy within the birthworker community.

We are actively seeking to train doulas with the following qualities:

Bilingual (English, Spanish, Arabic, French)
From Durham, Wake, Orange, Alamance, and Johnston Counties
Experienced in working with historically excluded populations
Preferred trainings within the Reproductive Justice and Birth Justice Framework
CPR certified or willing to receive training before client assignment
Willinging to receive additional training to meet MAAME’s Community-Based Doula standards
Birthworkers who are crossed trained in lactation, childbirth education, postpartum, and more

If you are interested in attending a training please email us at info@maameinc.org.