Jasmine M. Jones is a driving force in maternal and infant health advocacy, renowned for her unwavering dedication to improving outcomes for all families, with a focus on addressing the disparities impacting Black women and infants. As a lifetime-certified birth doula through “Doulaing the Doula” and a former breastfeeding peer counselor, Jasmine brings an extensive skill set and a wealth of expertise to her work. With dual bachelor’s degrees in Law Enforcement Administration and Sociology, Jasmine has cultivated a dynamic professional background over several years, encompassing juvenile justice, case management, and public health.

Specializing in holistic, culturally responsive care, Jasmine provides full-spectrum doula services to support families during pregnancy, birth, and postpartum. Her work addresses the critical gaps in maternal and mental health services, particularly for communities facing systemic inequities. Inspired by the loss of her infant son, Amir, Jasmine’s personal journey fuels her dedication to shifting the devastating realities of infant mortality for Black families.

Jasmine’s advocacy extends beyond support—it is a mission to transform the maternal health landscape and address the mental health challenges that often accompany pregnancy, loss, and postpartum experiences. Her dedication to equity, healing, and empowerment makes her invaluable to treatment teams.

Partner with Jasmine to deliver transformative care and ensure equitable, impactful support for mothers and infants in your community.