Connect with Birth Workers Across Georgia
Explore our directory and easily connect with doulas and birth workers across the state. By hovering over different regions on our interactive map, you can find professionals offering culturally-responsive labor and postpartum care near you.
We are committed to closing the racial disparities in maternal health by ensuring that Black and Indigenous families have access to quality doula support. Our Doula Assistance Fund provides birthing people financial aid, when funds are available, to help cover the cost of care provided by our network, making these essential services more accessible to those who need them most.
Click on a county below to view available Doulas:
Do you want to become a Doula?
The Georgia Black Doula Network & Training Institute is proud to offer FULL SCHOLARSHIPS to individuals who are committed to completing our comprehensive six-month training program. Under the guidance of experienced mentors, our program combines virtual and in-person instruction to provide a well-rounded education. All in-person training sessions are currently held on-site in Macon, GA.
To apply you must meet the following requirements:
- Must reside in Georgia
- Must identify as African American, Black or Indigenous
- Must be able to attend all in-person and virtual trainings.
- Must be physically able to attend and support birthing mothers.
From Vision to Action:
The Journey of the Georgia Black Doula Network
The Atlanta Doula Collective, Inc. (ADC) is on a mission to eliminate Black maternal and infant mortality in Georgia. We are dedicated to ensuring that every Black family has access to affordable, culturally responsive doula care while advocating for the integration of doulas into perinatal care teams statewide.
To expand our impact, ADC has launched the Georgia Black Doula Network (GBDN)—a statewide initiative designed to strengthen the Black doula workforce and bring critical birth support to communities that need it most. In 2024, GBDN began in Southwest Georgia, focusing on Black and Indigenous families in healthcare deserts. By growing the network, increasing access to doula care, and advancing long-term sustainability, we are working to transform maternal health outcomes and create lasting change in underserved communities.