Full Spectrum Doulas

Hi all! After a long-time coming, we'd like to open the opportunity for folks who are interested to get involved with Full Spectrum Doulas* as volunteers! Please fill this form out by June 16 for the first round of meetings!

You do NOT have to be a trained abortion or birth doula to be a volunteer, anyone is welcome! We hope with more volunteer capacity that we can build more trainings and community partnerships! Please direct any questions to [email protected].

***EDIT: Please only Puget Sound volunteers who can travel to the Seattle area! We can always refer you to collectives in your area if you email us at [email protected].****

*Edited with updated survey link*

Full Spectrum Doulas: Volunteer Interest Survey This is a get-to-know you interest survey for folks interested in helping support and grow Full Spectrum Doulas Seattle (FSD). We hope with new volunteer interest to grow our capacity for Abortion support Trainings, other programming and community outreach, and collaboration with local Reproductive....

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