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They imagined a world that cherishes birthing people, their babies, families, and communities. Today, that vision translates into a powerful community-based organization with over 65 staff, doulas, and contractors serving over 300 pregnant people and their families annually. Our programs (Birth Doula Services, Community-Based Outreach Doula Program, Lactation Support Peer Counseling, and Perinatal Collaborative) support lowincome pregnant people and families to help them establish strong MISSION  \nand healthy foundations. Over 75% of Open Arms clients identify as  \npeople of color, and we are highly-regarded for providing culturally Open Arms provides communityrelevant and appropriate support. Today, Open Arms has an annual based support during pregnancy, operating budget of over $3 . 2M through a combination of funding birth, and early parenting to  \nfrom public institutions, private foundations, and individual donors. nurture strong foundations that  \nOpen Arms recognizes that the earliest experiences impact last a lifetime.  \nbrain development, and we work with families to give our next generation the best beginning. We strive for multiculturalism, respect, VISION  \nand racial equity to permeate all that we do. We work in true Thriving children. Healthy  \npartnership with the communities we serve, listening to their hopes families. Powerful communities.  \nand dreams for pregnant people, babies and new parents, and providing resources to help transform those dreams into reality. VALUES  \nNinety percent of the world’s wealthiest countries surpass the 1. Respect: Holding United States on measures of maternal and child health and well  \ncomplexity for people and  \nbeing. This impact is felt disproportionately by American babies born into racism and social inequity, whose mothers too often suffer from cultures  \nstress, social isolation, domestic violence, food insecurity and unstable 2. Family: Relationships are at housing in addition to insufficient health and parenting resources. In the heart of what we do  \nKing County today, Native and African American infants are twice as 3. Justice: Boldly disrupting likely to die within the first 28 days of life than white infants. Open  \noppression  \nArms’ services work to address and mitigate these risk factors, so that parents and babies receive the best possible start and avoid poor  \noutcomes that can have negative consequences possibly lasting a lifetime.  \nOpen Arms’ services and community-based approaches are working, and people are taking note. Open Arms is the first community doula program in the nation to be accredited through HealthConnect One. The agency has won several local awards including the Seattle Human Services Innovative Programs Award, as well as SOAR’s Community Achievement Award. Our funding partnerships with Social Venture Partners, Pacific Hospital PDA, Perigee Foundation, and Thrive Washington demonstrate that Open Arms has earned the support and respect of the local philanthropic community.  \nJOB DESCRIPTION  \nOpen Arms is searching for a full-time Community-Based Outreach Doula (CBOD) to serve the African American Community. To align with the national Community-Based Outreach Doula program model, the CBOD must be a trusted member of and from the focus community. This home-visiting model allows CBODs to provide culturally responsive care by bridging language and culture. Open Arms’ CBODs are trained to provide pregnancy, birthing, and parenting support and they work closely with the family until the child reaches 2 years old. 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