Our role
A birth/mother companion, also known as a doula, is someone who is trained to support others in a caring and respectful way through significant
and, in some cases, traumatic events—mainly childbirth and early parenthood.
An ever-increasing research base shows that the presence of a doula can lead to better birth outcomes, particularly for socially disadvantaged or low income individuals, as well as those facing language/cultural barriers and/or giving birth alone.
