EPISODE · Feb 7, 2021 · 38 MIN
Ana Rodney - MOMCares
from Charm City Dreamers · host Zack Garber
Ana Rodney is the founder of MOMCares. MOMCares is a postpartum doula program designed to support mothers of color in the NICU who identify themselves as under supported and facing financial stressors. MOMCares provides packaged meals, transportation, bedside support, self care opportunities and child care for older siblings to mothers in need.
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