Public directory opening planned for April 2027.

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Making End-of-Life and Death Doula Support Easier to Understand and Find

DeathDoula.org is being developed to help individuals, families, and organizations understand the role of death and end-of-life doulas, explore the nonmedical support they provide, and connect with trained professionals and other end-of-life resources.

Find a Death Doula

Learn about end-of-life doula support and the independent professionals who provide it.

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Professional directory launching April 2027.

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What is an end-of-life doula?

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Support can begin with a thoughtful conversation.

An end-of-life doula, also called a death doula, provides nonmedical support before, during, and after a death. Depending on their training and services, doulas may offer companionship, caregiver support, help with personal wishes, legacy projects, vigil planning, and educational resources.

Doula support may complement hospice, healthcare, spiritual care, counseling, and funeral services while remaining separate from the responsibilities of those professionals.

Find the information you need

For families and caregivers

Learn what death doulas do, when their support may be helpful, and what to consider when choosing a doula.

For organizations

Explore how independent death doulas may support individuals and families alongside healthcare, hospice, and community services.

For trained doulas

Learn how to introduce your services, experience, and professional approach through a DeathDoula.org listing.

Articles and education

Explore articles about doula support, caregiving, grief, professional practice, and end-of-life care.

Stay connected

Receive updates about the directory, educational resources, and future opportunities.

Events and workshops

Learn about plans for educational events, workshops, and community learning opportunities.

Explore Directory Listing Opportunities

Trained death doulas, funeral and memorial service providers, and education organizations can explore listing options ahead of the public directory opening.

Stay informed about DeathDoula.org

Join our interest list to receive updates as DeathDoula.org develops. Your selections help us understand the information, resources, and opportunities visitors are interested in.

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