Read about the SistasCaring4Sistas Team and their Doula team here. Read about Momma’s Village Fayetteville team and their Doulas here. Find and connect with our Doulas on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram using #ACURE4Moms.
Momma’s Village-Fayetteville, Inc, a 501c3 nonprofit organization that provided lactation education, promotion, support and advocacy from other lactation professionals and volunteers of color. We hope that through our service and dedication, we make a lasting impact that will benefit generations to come because it takes a village to impact a community.
Get to know MVFSistas Caring 4 Sistas is just that: Sistas who co-create safe spaces and assist birthing individuals in empowering themselves by creating support centered care that is targeted towards increasing positive birth experiences and outcomes that promote healthy families driving community connections.
Get to Know SC4SGet to Know the Doulas
Brooke Rucker
Brooke Rucker
SistasCaring4Sistas
Camryn Ellis
Camryn Ellis
SistasCaring4Sistas
Cassey Mapp-Ahmed
Cassey Mapp-Ahmed
SistasCaring4Sistas
Denawa Alberti
Denawa Alberti
SistasCaring4Sistas
Diamond Rhodes
Diamond Rhodes
SistasCaring4Sistas
Erika Reeves
Erika Reeves
SistasCaring4Sistas
Khalilah Moore
Khalilah Moore
SistasCaring4Sistas
Kimberly Davis
Kimberly Davis
SistasCaring4Sistas
Lakeisha Stroud
Lakeisha Stroud
SistasCaring4Sistas
Me’Lee Hunter
Me’Lee Hunter
SistasCaring4Sistas
Michelle Carmichael
Michelle Carmichael
SistasCaring4Sistas
Olivia Mainor
Olivia Mainor
SistasCaring4Sistas
Rosa Green
Rosa Green
SistasCaring4Sistas
Shaquanta Thomas
Shaquanta Thomas
SistasCaring4Sistas
Tarnisha Edwards (Sha’ira Khyah)
Tarnisha Edwards (Sha’ira Khyah)
SistasCaring4Sistas
Tiara Morris
Tiara Morris
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Learn more about SistasCaring4Sistas here.
Learn more about Momma’s Village Fayetteville here.
Questions, concerns, suggestions? Email SuzanneW@med.unc.edu.
This project is funded by the Patient-Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI). For more information about the project, please visit its page on the PCORI website at https://www.pcori.org/research-results/2021/reducing-racial-disparities-maternal-care-through-data-based-accountability. Questions may be directed to the project team at ACURE4Moms@med.unc.edu.