Moms Sharing and Healing

Santa Fe Birth Center

• “Providing an essential birthing alternative—midwifery care in a beautiful setting that welcomes your individual birthing style and tradition.”
• SF Birth Center

Breath of My Heart Birth Center

• “Licensed midwife service and birth home in Española, NM”
• “Our Indigenous Midwife Apprentice Program focuses on Indigenous students from Pueblo communities and across the South West. “We believe that reseeding the tradition of midwifery in indigenous, territorial and marginalized communities is a vital aspect of community well-being.”
• https://breathofmyheart.org/

CWI Birth Center

• “Our mission is to empower diverse Indigenous communities to protect cultural birth resiliency and the fundamental Indigenous human right to reproductive health, dignity, and justice.”
• https://cwi-health.org/

Las Cumbres (Que Cute, Healthy Baby Program)

• “How cute! Healthy Baby Navigators partners with pregnant women to improve maternal and child health, creating a support plan based on each participant’s circumstances, values and culture. “
• Las Cumbres – Que Cute

Growing Up NM (Growing up in New Mexico Home Visiting Program)

• Covering the most critical developmental period in a child’s life, Growing Up New Mexico’s home visiting program offers an integrated curriculum of supports and resources that contribute to a safe, healthy, and stable family life.
• Growing Up NM

Many Mothers

• The Mission of Many Mothers | Provides home-based services and comprehensive care to achieve health equity and well-being for infants and their caregivers in northern New Mexico.
• Short Link
• https://manymothers.org/our-programs

Baby Center resource page in Spanish

• https://espanol.babycenter.com/

St Vincent’s Hospital

• 455 St Michaels Dr, Santa Fe, NM 87505
• (505) 913-336

Learn More: 

https://youtu.be/jqge2nWCgPk

Presbyterian Santa Fe Medical Center

• 4801 Beckner Rd, Santa Fe, NM 87507
• (505) 772-1234

Artesana Counseling

• https://www.isabelribe.com/therapy
• Specializes in depression, trauma or anxiety. Certified in maternal mental health and postpartum depression.

The Birthing Tree

• The Birthing Tree is a non-profit organization located in Santa Fe, New Mexico. We support families during pregnancy, birth, and postpartum with educational classes, support groups, doula services, and resources. We are also committed to growing our local doula community with training and mentorship.
• https://www.thebirthingtree.org/es

Info about postpartum care/Care After Childbirth

• English
• Spanish

Lactation

• New Mexico Breastfeeding Task Force
• The mission of NMBTF is to create environments in which lactation is the norm and human milk is available to all infants and children.
• English
• Spanish

WIC

• Breastfeeding support and formula
• https://www.nmwic.org/

Growing Up NM home visiting (Great Start Program)

• Support from breastfeeding to postpartum depression and beyond
• Growing Up NM – Great Start

Tewa Women United

• Located on the Tewa ancestral lands of northern New Mexico, Tewa Women United is a multicultural, multiracial organization founded and led by Native women. The name “Tewa Women United” comes from the Tewa words wi don gi mu which can be translated as “we are one” in mind, heart and spirit of love for all.
• Postpartum Support Groups
• https://tewawomenunited.org/

Many Mothers

• The Mission of Many Mothers | Provide home-based services and comprehensive care to achieve health equity and well-being for infants and their caregivers in northern New Mexico.
• By connecting families with trained volunteers, we can ensure that parents have guidance and an extra pair of hands when caring for their newborn babies. Families will receive 36 hours of in-home support over a 12-week period and must enroll their baby before their baby turns 6 months old.
• https://manymothers.org/our-programs

Las Cumbres

• Maternando Juntas – postpartum support group in Spanish
• Confident Parenting Home Visiting 0-5 years bilingual.
  • Confident Parenting