Healthcare, hospice & palliative care
Explore independent doulas offering nonmedical support for people and caregivers alongside clinical care.
For Organizations
Discover independent, trained end-of-life and death doulas in one place.
Free public directory search is planned for April 2027.
Find professional information in one directory
Healthcare teams, hospice and palliative care providers, funeral professionals, faith communities, and other organizations may look for additional nonmedical support for the people they serve.
Whether a care coordinator is helping a family explore options, a funeral director is identifying local resources, or a community organization is gathering information, DeathDoula.org is being developed to make independent doula services easier to find and understand.
DeathDoula.org brings funeral, memorial, death education, and other end-of-life service providers together to expand public understanding, strengthen professional relationships, and create opportunities for education and collaboration across the end-of-life care community.
When the directory launches in April 2027, organizations will be able to explore profiles, learn about available services, and connect directly with end-of-life and death doulas, as well as other service providers.
Register Organization InterestSupport across care and community settings
Funeral & related services
Discover doulas whose services include preparation, remembrance, and support for families before and after a death.
Faith & community organizations
Explore doula services, educational programs, and conversations relevant to your community.
What you can learn from a profile
Profiles will help organizations learn about a doula’s services, background, and availability. Qualifications, scope of practice, fees, and potential working relationships should be discussed directly with the individual doula.
View a demonstration profileJordan Ellis is a demonstration, not an active listing.
- Service area and in-person or virtual availability.
- Types of support offered and populations served.
- Professional background and self-reported training.
- Ways to contact a doula or request more information.
Free Public Directory Access
Searching the public directory will be free for families, care teams, and organizations when it launches. No paid membership or professional listing is required to search.
Independent professionals, clear boundaries
Each doula manages their own services, fees, and professional relationships. Doula support is nonmedical and does not replace licensed care.
Training is self-reported, not independently verified by DeathDoula.org. A listing is not an endorsement or a formal healthcare partnership.
Stay connected as we prepare to launch
Register your organization’s interest to receive development and launch updates and share the types of services or resources your community would like to explore.
The directory is planned for April 2027. Public searching and professional inquiries are not yet available.