Where Partnership takes root
KBJS programs should be understood as one connected ecosystem rather than a collection of disconnected projects.
Liberation Place
KBJS’s community-powered mutual-aid hub in Wichita, offering baby supplies, maternity items, reproductive health resources, unbiased information, voter education, practical support, and community connection in a low-barrier environment.
Partner through: material donations, purchasing support, supply drives, transportation, storage, volunteer projects, resource sharing, sponsorships, and unrestricted funding.
The Matrescence Center
A community-rooted third space for pregnancy, postpartum, parenting, healing, embodiment, learning, joy, and connection.
Partner through: classes, community gatherings, support groups, wellness programming, culturally grounded events, food, childcare support, facilitation, sponsorships, and space-based resources.
Milky Way Lactation Clinic
Accessible, practical lactation and infant feeding support rooted in dignity, autonomy, and the realities of postpartum life.
Partner through: referral pathways, community education, feeding supplies, program sponsorships, provider collaboration, food-security support, and postpartum resource coordination.
Catalyst Doula Training
KBJS’s rigorous, community-rooted professional education program preparing doulas for ethical, culturally responsive, scope-safe, and workforce-ready practice.
Partner through: cohort sponsorships, scholarships, participant referrals, training space, professional learning opportunities, and workforce investment.
Kansas Doula Alliance
A statewide network connecting doulas, birthworkers, organizations, providers, clinics, and systems working to expand access to sustainable community-based doula care.
Partner through: mentorship, professional development, provider engagement, Medicaid readiness, implementation support, regional connections, and workforce sustainability.