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Your Pregnancy.
Better Outcomes.
Your Way
COMMUNITY
Join Wolomi's community of like-minded women of color and birthing classes, confidently going through their pregnancy journey together.
HEALTH EXPERTS
Subject matter experts help Wolomi moms navigate the health care system to make the best choices.
Referrals for culturally competent health expert consultations available.
INNOVATION
We create products and tools that solve current health-related problems women of color experience.
CONSULTING
Wolomi helps organizations build culturally competent solutions that improve health outcomes and create value.
Partnerships:
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UPCOMING EVENTS
Sun, Jan 26Virtual EventJan 26, 2025, 5:00 PM – 6:00 PM PSTVirtual EventStart 2025 Thriving: New Year Edition! 🌟 Kick off your year with this event for pregnant and postpartum moms. Gain expert insights, connect with like-minded mothers, and discover practical tools to thrive. Recharge, set meaningful goals, and leave inspired! *Hurry, Limited Spots Available*
Tue, Jan 28Virtual EventJan 28, 2025, 12:00 PM – 12:30 PM PSTVirtual EventThis is an opportunity for moms with children up to 18 months old to connect with our community therapist, and other moms, share experiences, and address all things mental health in motherhood.
Mon, Feb 03Virtual EventFeb 03, 2025, 11:00 AM – 12:00 PM PSTVirtual EventJoin us in this supportive space to connect with our lactation expert, learn breastfeeding techniques, portion control for formula feeding, and more.
WHAT MAMAS SAY
Ewunike
I love that there is a space within the group where we can ask questions, get well thought out answers from real-life experience and feedback from professionals with evidence-based research behind it.
Kimberly
Wolomi allows me to have a place to hear insight and provide insight to moms who have been in my place and moms who are soon going to be in my place. It’s provided a safe space to ask questions.
Stacie-Lee
Wolomi is a diverse community, I've felt comfortable enough to share my experiences and ask questions. Moms get judged a lot so it feels good to be able to relate to women who won't judge.