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The ACURE4Moms team is proud to partner with MAAME, Inc. Doulas and the Momma’s Village Fayetteville Doulas. You can see the Doulas out and about on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram using #ACURE4Moms.

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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.
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Mobilizing African American Mothers through Empowerment (MAAME, Inc.) empowers Black, Brown, Indigenous, and other Birthing People of color and those historically excluded to navigate systems during pregnancy and postpartum, mobilize to offer resources, education, services, and support for holistic maternal health, wellness, sustainable communities, and economic advancement.
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ACURE4Moms Meet Momma’s Village Fayetteville by Fourth Trimester Team


ACURE4Moms Meet MAAME Inc. by Fourth Trimester Team

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Learn more about Momma’s Village Fayetteville here. Contact: Angela Malloy, angela@mommasvillage.org.

Learn more about MAAME, Inc. here. Contact: Maya Jackson, info@maameinc.org.

For this study, there will be an intervention will match community-based doulas who are trained to provide culturally relevant care with high-risk patients after their first prenatal appointment. Two community-based co-investigators – Maya Jackson, MAAME, Inc., and Angela Tatum Malloy, a certified doula and the founder and CEO of Momma’s Village Fayetteville – will help facilitate the training of doulas that will be needed for the expansive study, and will provide support to the doulas working with clinics in their communities. The doulas will provide support to patients during pregnancy and up to one year after birth by setting up peer support groups for clients with similar due dates, attending two prenatal visits with them, supporting them for up to 24 hours during labor, and performing a postpartum home visit.

Questions, concerns, suggestions? Email: ACURE4Moms.

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.