Every Parent Deserves Access
With families in mind, we carefully curated our listings in collaboration with maternal and child health professionals, community leaders, and public health experts. This ensures that the resources we share are trustworthy, relevant, and culturally sensitive. We focus on inclusivity so families from all backgrounds can find support that meets their unique needs.
Our Mission & Vision
At Births Count, our mission is to empower women and families by providing accessible, high-quality healthcare resources and support. We are dedicated to improving maternal and child health outcomes by addressing health inequities, fostering education, and building a compassionate care network that serves every family, regardless of income or background.
We envision a world where every woman and child has access to the care and support they need to thrive. By addressing barriers to healthcare access and fostering a greater sense of community, we aim to create a future where maternal and child health are universally prioritized and celebrated.
Our Mission & Vision
At Births Count, our mission is to empower women and families by providing accessible, high-quality healthcare resources and support. We are dedicated to improving maternal and child health outcomes by addressing health inequities, fostering education, and building a compassionate care network that serves every family, regardless of income or background.
We envision a world where every woman and child has access to the care and support they need to thrive. By addressing barriers to healthcare access and fostering a greater sense of community, we aim to create a future where maternal and child health are universally prioritized and celebrated.
Why It Matters
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No maternal Care
🏥 Over 2.2 million women of reproductive age live in maternity care deserts, with little or no access to obstetric providers or hospitals offering maternal care.
March of Dimes, 2022
No Postpartum Mental Health
📉 40% of new parents report not knowing where to find postpartum mental health resources. CDC Maternal Mental Health, 2020
No internet access for mental health
🌐 1 in 4 people don’t have internet access at home, limiting their ability to find reliable maternal health information.
Pew Research Center, 2021
Lack of Proper Guidance
🧭 Many parents say they feel “lost” in the system—navigating between government programs, nonprofit services, and online advice with little guidance.
National Partnership for Women & Families