A House for Wolves
Registered Midwife Melissa Cardinal-Grant on why birth centres in Métis and First Nations communities need Indigenous midwives and culturally safe care first.
Registered midwives provide expert, publicly funded primary care through pregnancy, birth, and the first six weeks. No referral needed.
Honouring your body, your birth, your choices. Midwives are primary care providers for low-risk pregnancy and birth, guided by the Canadian midwifery model of care.
Covered by Alberta Health. No cost to you.
Home, hospital, or birth centre. Your decision.
The same small team, pregnancy through six weeks.
Registered Midwife Melissa Cardinal-Grant on why birth centres in Métis and First Nations communities need Indigenous midwives and culturally safe care first.
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I've had nothing but wonderful experiences with my midwives in Edmonton! 3 lovely, empowering home births later and I feel confident, proud of myself, and grateful for excellent, reassuring midwives.