Mamatoto Village Inc
Mamatoto Village Inc
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More about this organization
Mission
Mamatoto Village is devoted to serving Black womxn through the creation of career pathways in maternal health; and providing accessible perinatal support services designed to equip womxn with the necessary tools to make the most informed decisions in their maternity care, parenting, and lives.
About
Offering safe, compassionate, inclusive, and radical collective care in the heart of Ward 7.
Mamatoto Village provides a unique opportunity for women of color interested in becoming birth workers to receive training, education, and mentorship; experience birth in all settings; teach education classes to expectant and new families, facilitate breastfeeding counseling and serve as a mentor to expectant teens and lower-income women. The goal of the Perinatal Health Worker Training Program is to increase the number of highly skilled and culturally competent birthworkers of color, to aid in decreasing infant and maternal mortality rates in the African-American and Latino/Hispanic communities; and help women and their families in these communities to experience pregnancy, birth, and motherhood in an empowering, healthy, and self-determining way. The PCHWT Program is a pathway into the fields of Maternal and Child Health, and Social Work offering women the opportunity to obtain experience as a paraprofessional, and develop transferable skills in the areas of childbirth and parent education, lactation support, electronic medical records, HIPPA compliance, case management, and more.
