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Ttáwaxt Birth Justice Center

 
 

Family support and childbirth education

 
 

Cultural classes and plant medicine

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Ttáwaxt Birth Justice Center

The Ttáwaxt Birth Justice Center, created and led by Native women, is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization serving families on and near the Yakama Nation Reservation. We offer pre and postnatal care, reproductive healthcare, breastfeeding support, childbirth education, cultural classes, plant medicine, and other support for families. We center the wisdom of Indigenous life-givers and protectors, and know our cultural practices are vital to the continuance of the next generation and the healing. We are carrying out our mission through the revitalization of Indigenous intergenerational matriarchal practices and systems and by creating safe, Indigenous spaces where our families and communities can heal and thrive.

Featured on ABC News

ABC News’ Faith Abubey reports on maternity care deserts across the U.S. as labor and delivery units close, leaving thousands of women without access to proper prenatal and postnatal care.

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Meet Our Team

We are Native women, life-givers & protectors with a range of training & expertise, including as doulas, in Indigenous childbirth education, breastfeeding, as well as cultural practices & language.

Team Members

Contact Ttáwaxt Birth Justice Center

Hours Monday – Thursday 9am- 4pm

Located at Campbell Farm: Third house on the right

2527 Campbell Rd, Wapato WA 98951

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