08/04/2026
On August 9th, International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples, we honor the ancestors whose wisdom still lives in the way we care for mothers, babies, families, and communities. 🤎🌿
Long before maternal health became a healthcare specialty, Indigenous communities held generations of knowledge around pregnancy, birth, postpartum healing, breastfeeding, herbal medicine, nourishment, movement, and community-centered care.
We remember the Indigenous women, mothers, healers, midwives, and birth workers who endured colonization, displacement, violence, forced assimilation, and the suppression of their traditional practices.
But their stories are not only stories of what they endured.
They are stories of wisdom. Strength. Resistance. Survival.
Despite generations of attempts to erase Indigenous knowledge, so much of that wisdom continues to live through families, traditional birth workers, community practices, and the belief that pregnancy and birth deserve to be surrounded by dignity, culture, family, and care.
Today, as we work toward better maternal health outcomes, we also recognize that progress does not always mean creating something new.
Sometimes, it means remembering what our ancestors already knew.
We honor those who came before us.
We honor the knowledge they protected.
We honor the mothers who carried generations forward.
And we honor Indigenous communities who continue preserving these traditions today. 🌿
Our ancestors endured so much so their wisdom could still have a future.
Across Indigenous communities, generations of women, healers, and traditional birth workers held knowledge about:
Pregnancy and birth
Breastfeeding
Postpartum healing
Nutrition and medicinal plants
Movement and birth positioning
Family and community support
Colonization tried to silence more than people. It tried to silence knowledge.
Indigenous communities endured displacement, violence, forced assimilation, exploitation, and suppression of cultural and healing traditions.
Traditional approaches to pregnancy, birth, and healing were often dismissed or replaced by coloni
08/04/2026
Many organizations want to serve Latino and immigrant communities — but meaningful engagement requires trust, cultural understanding, language access, and consistent presence in the community. 💜
At Coaching Salud Holistica, we partner with organizations, healthcare entities, schools, and community programs to provide culturally responsive outreach, health education, and resource navigation in both English and Spanish.
Our team helps bridge the gap between programs and the communities they are trying to reach through trusted relationship-building, grassroots engagement, and community-centered approaches.
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08/03/2026
We are proud to partner with school systems across Maryland to help support student, family, and community wellness through culturally responsive programming and community engagement. 💜
Coaching Salud Holistica is currently an approved vendor with Prince George’s County Public Schools (PGCPS), Charles County Public Schools (CCPS), and Anne Arundel County Public Schools (AACPS), where we provide services such as health education, youth engagement, wellness programming, outreach, cultural programming, family engagement, and community-based support.
As our work continues to grow, we look forward to expanding partnerships with additional school systems across Maryland in the coming months to help schools better connect with diverse communities and families. 🌎✨
08/03/2026
Muchas familias no aplican porque piensan que no califican o que inscribirse es muy complicado.
Pero Medicaid en Maryland puede cubrir:
✔️ Atención prenatal
✔️ Visitas pediátricas
✔️ Vacunas
✔️ Servicios preventivos
Si tienes hijos o estás esperando un bebé, conoce tus opciones:
mpcMedicaid.com/es
HealthChoice es un programa del Departamento de Salud de Maryland.
08/03/2026
La maternidad en la adolescencia no ocurre de forma aislada. Está atravesada por factores familiares, sociales y emocionales que con frecuencia pasan desapercibidos. 💜 Te invitamos a una masterclass donde profundizaremos en este tema y conversaremos sobre cómo fortalecer la prevención, la protección y el acompañamiento a adolescentes y sus familias.
💻 Masterclass | Masterclass: Ser mamá adolescente, comprender, fortalecer y acompañar.
📆 19 de agosto| 4:00 p.m. (ET)
🎙 Invitada especial: Keren Sepúlveda, psicóloga y psicoterapeuta especializada en trauma y trabajo comunitario con adolescentes y familias.
🔗Regístrate gratis aquí: https://loom.ly/U_oRZFQ
07/31/2026
Healthcare Initiative Foundation partners and grantees - make sure to register for the the Montgomery County Health and Human Services - MD hosted Medicaid Symposium on Friday, August 21. Use the link below to register.
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