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Our SisterFriend Program does this by matching community volunteers, "SisterFriends," with a high-risk pregnant woman or teen to provide her with emotional support. It is often referred to as the underground railroad of our times. Women who are "freed" to the point of functioning in our society are going back and leading other women to "freedom", one on one. Our SisterFriend Program uses the model from Birthing Project USA.

Our Aintie-Tia Program is a community-based doula program which provides education and labor support to pregnant women. We use the Health Connect One formerly Chicago Health Connection's Community-Based Doula model.

The Fort Worth/Dallas Birthing Project's goal is to help reduce the infant mortality rate in North Texas.

Our mission is to encourage better birth outcomes for teenagers and women by providing practical support during pregnancy and for one year after the birth of their children

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Free Childbirth Class

Childbirth Education Class
MEN ARE WELCOME!
Refreshments will be served.
Saturday, July 11, 2009
1:00 p.m. - 5:00 p.m.
Child Study Center
1300 W. Lancaster, FW 76102
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Our Sponsors

Amon G. Carter Foundation

Texas Center For Health Disparities

Thomas M., Helen McKee & John P. Ryan Foundation

Fort Worth/Dallas Birthing Project selected as

2009 Outstanding Women's Advocacy Organization

by Fort Worth Commission for Women

Our Executive Director, Kim Parish Perkins selected as

2009 Women of Achievement - Youth Award

by Zonta Cub of DFW