Birthing and Healing Justice in South Carolina

Building a community of care where families can thrive-from pregnancy through the early years.

How We Help
Our Work

How We Help

BEE works alongside families, care workers, and communities—from pregnancy and the early years to healing, organizing, and systems change. There are many ways to enter our community and stay connected.

Parenting Families

Parenting Families

Pregnancy, postpartum and early childhood shouldn't have to be navigated alone. Connect with doulas, our Perinatal Safe Spot, family resources, healing-centered programs, early childhood experiences, and community.

Community Engagement

Community Engagement

BEE invests in the people who care for families. Explore community-based doula training, mentorship, professional development, cooperative opportunities, educator learning, and spaces designed to sustain care workers.

Birth Workers / Educators

Birth Workers / Educators

Community is how this work grows.

Join gatherings, advocacy, community research, coalitions, volunteer opportunities, family events, and collective efforts to change the systems affecting children and families.

Our Programs

A Network of Care

A Network of Care

No single program can meet everything a family needs.

BEE brings together families, birthworkers, educators, community organizations, health partners, advocates, artists, healers, and neighbors to create a network of care that extends beyond traditional systems.

At the center is Nsoromma House, our community home and Perinatal Safe Spot in North Charleston. From there, families can move between practical support, trusted relationships, learning, healing, advocacy, and community.

Growing Healthy Families & Communities

Our impact is bigger than any one program.

Across birth, early childhood, workforce development, healing, and community organizing, we invest in families and the people who care for them; building stronger relationships, greater access to support, and community power that lasts beyond a single service or program.

8+
1st

Community-led Perinatal Safe spot in South Carolina

224+

Families supported through our perinatal and early care programs

45+

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Nsoromma House

Located in North Charleston, Nsoromma House is home to BEE’s Perinatal Safe Spot and serves as a gathering place for families, birthworkers, educators, children, and community.

Nsoromma House

Here, families may connect with:

  • Perinatal and postpartum support
  • Diapers and infant supplies
  • Cribs and safe-sleep resources
  • Car seats when available
  • Breastfeeding support
  • Childbirth education
  • Care navigation and advocacy
  • Early childhood and family programming
  • Healing-centered and wellness activities
  • Community gatherings