Momma’s Village-Fayetteville is a community-based organization with a mission to provide access to African-centered birth & breastfeeding support, postpartum care, parenting education and mental health resources for Black families in Fayetteville/Ft. Bragg and the surrounding Sandhills region. Our focus is to provide quality care, services and resources to reduce Black maternal & infant morbidity and mortality through our village of full-spectrum health professionals, peer supporters and elders from our community.
Birth Support
Providing our families with access to a Black Doula Collective that offers African-centered care that incorporates traditions from our diverse culture.
Breastfeeding Support
Facilitating breastfeeding support and education from highly trained and experienced IBCLCS that offer infant feeding care in a culturally sensitive way that honors our ancestors while creating healthy habits for our infants and children. We offer consultations through our lactation clinic and/or peer-to-peer support through our free Mocha Milk Mommas support circles.
Postpartum Support
Creating a culture of African-centered support that is focused on parenting, infant feeding, mental health, family connections, health and nutrition to help empower our community and supported by our community-based doulas.
About:
Angela A. Tatum, MAT, IBCLC, CBD is the Founder President/CEO of Momma’s Village Fayetteville, a community-based organization providing African-centered Doula care, lactation support, holistic maternal mental health support, culturally-focused birthing & parenting education, mother-to-mother support circles & advocacy work for Black and brown families in and around Fayetteville, NC.
