Georgia Black Doula Network
11345 Tara Blvd, STE 4-279, Hampton, 30228
Georgia Black Doula Network is a program of the nonprofit Atlanta Doula Collective that helps Black and Indigenous families across Georgia, including metro Atlanta. Families can find affordable support during pregnancy, birth, and after birth, join classes and support sessions, and apply for baby supplies. The group also offers doula training and scholarships. Offers: Doula directory and referrals; Affordable birth and postpartum support; Childbirth education; Pregnancy and postpartum support sessions; Maternal and baby supplies; Doula training and scholarships. Email info@gabdn.org to ask about services, eligibility, and upcoming programs.
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What they offer 10
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
Advanced Doula Skills Training (Maternal Health Consultant Training)Program
An advanced training for doulas and other birth support workers on watching the health of mothers and babies. It covers things like blood pressure, glucose, and warning signs. Participants get a kit of tools.
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BLOOM (Birthing Love, Outreach, and Optimal Motherhood)Program
A series of information sessions for pregnant and new Black and Indigenous families. Each session covers one topic with a community expert and gives a safe space to share and connect.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
Community Doula Training ProgramProgram
A 72-hour training that prepares people to become community doulas. It is held online and in person in Macon, with monthly sessions. Scholarships are available, and applications reopen in January 2027.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
Find a Doula (Georgia Black Doula Network Directory)Service
An online directory and map of Black and Indigenous doulas and other birth workers across Georgia. Families can look for a doula near them.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
GBDN Directory Membership (for doulas and birth workers)Program
A yearly membership that lists doulas and other birth workers in the network's directory so families can find them. Members also get training discounts and networking. The first year is free.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
Innerstanding Birthwork (Intermediate Doula Training)Program
A three-day training for newly trained and working doulas. It covers care before, during, and after birth. It is offered online and in person, and finishers get a certificate of completion.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 16
PIC'L Childbirth Education SeriesProgram
A six-week online childbirth class led by experienced doulas. Families learn about birthing options, comfort measures, breastfeeding, and recovery. Families who take part get a free perinatal package while supplies last.
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Ujamaa Family EssentialsProgram
A supply program for Black and Indigenous families in Georgia. Eligible households can get one donated item, such as diapers, prenatal vitamins, a breast pump, or a car seat. Priority goes to those who need them most.
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