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Join us for a special evening marking the launch of the Doula Support Solutions Program (DSSP) Research, a significant collaborative project developed in partnership with The University of Montana and Charles Darwin University.
Hosted by Zoe Naylor (actress, journalist, and television presenter), the event will feature a short documentary capturing the real-world impact of the program, a research presentation sharing key findings and future directions, and a panel discussion exploring the role of doula-led support within family services, education, and child protection.
The evening will also introduce a new opportunity for doulas not trained through WTTF to become contractors with DSSP, expanding the reach of this important work.
Held at Birth Time Village, Annandale, this event is ideal for doulas, midwives, social workers, and professionals working in family and child protection spaces.
Join us for a special evening marking the launch of the Doula Support Solutions Program (DSSP) Research, a significant collaborative project developed in partnership with The University of Montana and Charles Darwin University.
Hosted by Zoe Naylor (actress, journalist, and television presenter), the event will feature a short documentary capturing the real-world impact of the program, a research presentation sharing key findings and future directions, and a panel discussion exploring the role of doula-led support within family services, education, and child protection.
The evening will also introduce a new opportunity for doulas not trained through WTTF to become contractors with DSSP, expanding the reach of this important work.
Held at Birth Time Village, Annandale, this event is ideal for doulas, midwives, social workers, and professionals working in family and child protection spaces.