Changing Women's Lives One Birth At a Time
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Bridging the GAP in the Rio Grande Valley to allow all women access to high quality Midwifery care with the provider of her choice. We will build a Birth Center in the McAllen/Edinburg/Mission/Pharr/Alton areas.
I have received countless phone calls, emails and Facebook messages from women all across the RGV that are afraid to give birth in the hospital because of covid19.
Many hospitals have instituted insane hospital policies not allowing anyone to be with them during labor. Women are forced to deliver in hospitals and are at the mercy of the doctor, nurses and the insane hospital policies along with dictating a one size fits all labor progression schedule. I just had a mom that drove halfway across the country to give birth to her breech daughter vaginally. She was mortified to give birth in the hospital because of their hospital policies and she did not want to be ALONE!!!!! Click here to see her story and birth video https://www.facebook.com/Blessedwombhomebirthmidwifeservices/videos/286280862517042/
Cameron, Starr and Hidalgo counties are some of the poorest counties in our country and 60% of my phone calls are from women on Medicaid in McAllen/Edinburg/Mission/Pharr/Alton areas seeking Midwifery care, sadly Medicaid does not cover homebirth but it does cover birthing center births. These women do not have the resources to drive to the birth center in Weslaco that does accept Medicaid. We will break down the Socio-Economic barriers that are inhibiting women access to high quality Midwifery care by building a local birth center in McAllen/Edinburg/Mission/Pharr/Alton areas.
OUR VISION
Blessed Womb will provide exceptional, personalized, client-centered care to a large, diverse clientele. It will focus its outreach efforts on communities who experience poor health outcomes in order to have a more significant impact on improving the health of people in our region. Recognized for providing the highest quality care, Blessed Womb will participate in research, provide midwifery education to future providers, and advocate for improved midwifery regulations and reimbursements. These activities will further the field of midwifery and meet the growing demand for midwifery services.
We have $34,000 right now and will use every penny raised here to get us into a building or God willing a massive house to help the women here in the RGV and all across the USA!!!
Learn more about us at https://blessedwomb.com/future-birth-center
https://www.facebook.com/Blessedwombhomebirthmidwifeservices/
#homebirth #waterbirth #womenhelpingwomen #breechbirth #SmallBusinessRelief
I have received countless phone calls, emails and Facebook messages from women all across the RGV that are afraid to give birth in the hospital because of covid19.
Many hospitals have instituted insane hospital policies not allowing anyone to be with them during labor. Women are forced to deliver in hospitals and are at the mercy of the doctor, nurses and the insane hospital policies along with dictating a one size fits all labor progression schedule. I just had a mom that drove halfway across the country to give birth to her breech daughter vaginally. She was mortified to give birth in the hospital because of their hospital policies and she did not want to be ALONE!!!!! Click here to see her story and birth video https://www.facebook.com/Blessedwombhomebirthmidwifeservices/videos/286280862517042/
Cameron, Starr and Hidalgo counties are some of the poorest counties in our country and 60% of my phone calls are from women on Medicaid in McAllen/Edinburg/Mission/Pharr/Alton areas seeking Midwifery care, sadly Medicaid does not cover homebirth but it does cover birthing center births. These women do not have the resources to drive to the birth center in Weslaco that does accept Medicaid. We will break down the Socio-Economic barriers that are inhibiting women access to high quality Midwifery care by building a local birth center in McAllen/Edinburg/Mission/Pharr/Alton areas.
OUR VISION
Blessed Womb will provide exceptional, personalized, client-centered care to a large, diverse clientele. It will focus its outreach efforts on communities who experience poor health outcomes in order to have a more significant impact on improving the health of people in our region. Recognized for providing the highest quality care, Blessed Womb will participate in research, provide midwifery education to future providers, and advocate for improved midwifery regulations and reimbursements. These activities will further the field of midwifery and meet the growing demand for midwifery services.
We have $34,000 right now and will use every penny raised here to get us into a building or God willing a massive house to help the women here in the RGV and all across the USA!!!
Learn more about us at https://blessedwomb.com/future-birth-center
https://www.facebook.com/Blessedwombhomebirthmidwifeservices/
#homebirth #waterbirth #womenhelpingwomen #breechbirth #SmallBusinessRelief
Organizer
Nicole Mascarello
Organizer
McAllen, TX
