Everyday Miracles has found a home!

November 1, 2009 we moved into a new space at 1121 Jackson St NE, #121 in Minneapolis. The space opens up many new possibilities for the organization. Childbirth Education classes are being attended weekly in English, Spanish and Somali. The long awaited Yoga classes have started with Lana. Car Seat Education is also being held at the space. See our class schedule for more information. Thank you to everyone who made this dream possible. It is heartwarming to see the Doula’s coming in with the women we serve. Stop by and visit us soon and watch for your invitation to our open house in January.  

What we do

Everyday Miracles is a charitable, non-profit organization dedicated to reducing health disparities. Our programs provide perinatal education and doula (childbirth assistance) services to low-income mothers with the objectives of improving birth outcomes, parent-infant attachment and breastfeeding skills.

Our Mission

To strengthen families through the parenting experience, by supporting and empowering mothers during pregnancy. We provide pregnancy and labor support as well as prenatal education in a supportive, non-judgmental community for at-risk pregnant women who desire our services, regardless of age or culture.

Our Programs

Our clients receive (at no charge) pre-natal education, doula support, post-partum care. We offer:

• Group prenatal educational classes in English, Spanish and Somali
• Free doula services including prenatal and postpartum visits along with continuous labor support
• Breastfeeding support
• Car seat clinics and home delivery for Ucare, MHP and Medica participants
• Breast pump education and delivery for Ucare and MHP participants
• Prenatal Yoga
  

How Can I Help?

There are many ways you can help us further our mission. Some of these are:

• Sponsor an event
• Donate directly to our program using Razoo
• Donate baby clothes or other in-kind items
• Volunteer
• Shop at Amazon by clicking on the below image and a portion of the profits will be returned to help our programs