Community Care & Power
Care is local.
Our Community Power work is designed to meet people where they are at and increase their capacity for attuned support and protective defense through relationship building, doula training, doula support and direct cash assistance.
Our Community care &
power team includes:
Sarah Lopez (she/her)
Whitney Buckendorf
(she/her)
Justina Nazario
(she/her)
Pia Long
(she/her)
Vita Malama
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In Colorado, Certified Professional Midwives (CPMs) provide prenatal, birth, and postpartum care, along with newborn care and well person services. CPMs attend both home and birth center births, yet other maternal and infant care providers lack an understanding of their training, education and practice environment.
When a community birth provider requires collaborative care at a hospital or with a physician, a smooth transfer of care benefits from an understanding of the practice environment of all providers involved (including paramedics/EMTs, emergency medicine providers, and maternal/newborn/infant providers).
This webinar is designed to provide a foundation of knowledge about the CPM credential for maternal and infant care providers who are unfamiliar with this type of provider.
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Care is local.