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BirthRoot Community Doula Alliance #

BirthRoot Community Doula Alliance is a community-based organization in Erie, PA, dedicated to providing comprehensive, culturally responsive doula care. Their mission is to support birthing individuals—especially Black and brown families—through pregnancy, childbirth, postpartum, and bereavement. Services include emotional, physical, and informational support, aiming to improve maternal health outcomes and empower families during their birthing journey.

Contact Information #

Phone: (814) 449-6200
Email: info@lakeeriebirthroot.org
Address: 650 East Avenue, Suite 106, Erie, PA 16503
Website: www.lakeeriebirthroot.org
Languages Offered: English; Spanish language support may be available.
Eligibility Criteria: Services are available to families in Erie County, with a focus on supporting Black and brown birthing individuals.
Hours of Operation: Monday–Friday, 10:00 AM–3:00 PM; additional hours available by appointment.

Services Offered #

  • Birth Doula Support: Continuous emotional and physical support during labor and delivery.
  • Postpartum Doula Care: Assistance with newborn care, breastfeeding support, and emotional well-being in the postpartum period.
  • Bereavement Support: Compassionate care for families experiencing pregnancy or infant loss.
  • Certified Lactation Counseling: Professional guidance to support breastfeeding families.
  • Infant Nutrition Education: Information and support for feeding choices and practices.
  • Perinatal Education & Advocacy: Classes and resources to empower families with knowledge and support.

Community Partnerships #

  • UPMC Hamot: Providing training for doulas to become certified lactation counselors.
  • Erie City Moms: Organizing community events such as baby showers and meal support for new families.
  • AHN Saint Vincent Hospital: Partnering to offer warm handoff programs for families in need of doula support.

Training & Certification Opportunities #

If you’re interested in becoming a doula, BirthRoot offers training programs aimed at increasing the representation of Black and Brown doulas in the Erie community. These programs focus on removing financial and logistical barriers to certification. For more information on training opportunities, visit their website:
www.lakeeriebirthroot.org

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