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ABOUT DIEUDONNE FOUNDATION

Community-rooted
support for families.

We help families across Indiana access culturally responsive maternal and infant health support.

ROOTED IN COMMUNITY

Connection is part of care.

Dieudonne Foundation brings a community-centered approach to maternal and infant health support.

We listen to what families need and help connect them with doula care and practical resources. Respect for culture, language and each family’s choices belongs at the center of that work.

Connect with the Foundation

Three people smiling together in Dieudonne Foundation shirts — Community connection, at the heart of the Foundation.

A mother holding her smiling baby at home

Care starts with connection.

Through our doula programs and community partnerships, we connect families with care and practical resources during pregnancy and after birth.

We work to reduce barriers that can make support difficult to find, including language and challenges navigating services. Our approach centers each family’s needs, with respect for their culture and the choices they make about their care.

Community generosity helps sustain this work and reach more families.

DIEUDONNE FOUNDATION IMPACT

The work behind every connection.

Building a community of doulas and supporting families through pregnancy, birth and life after birth.

Active doulas: 78
Doulas trained: 103

Support across every stage.

Reported visits · January 1–October 7, 2026

503Total reported visits

Prenatal: 173
Labor and delivery: 44
Postpartum: 286

Based on deduplicated submitted visit reports, reviewed October 8, 2026. These are reported visits, not independently verified unique encounters.

How these figures are counted

The directory count reflects profiles listed as available on DieudonneMatch on October 8, 2026. It is not a count of doulas who provided services during the visit-reporting period. The trained-doula total was provided by the Foundation and has a different reporting scope; it is not limited to this visit-reporting period.

Visit counts use service dates from January 1 through October 7, 2026, and reports submitted by October 8, 2026 at 9:01 a.m. Indianapolis time. Repeat reports were reduced using visit type, service date and normalized client and doula names, retaining the newest submission. Testing records and identified duplicate intake records were excluded. Same-day visits and name variations can affect this method.

Prenatal, labor and delivery, and postpartum reports sum to 503, with no other or unmapped categories. This is a period total, not an all-time total, a count of families, or a measure of clinical outcomes. Only aggregate figures are displayed; client records and live Admin Hub access are not exposed.

These figures do not measure support hours. Some reports are not linked to a client intake. Separate visits on the same day may be combined, and name variations may split reports for the same encounter.

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