At Vet-HER-an Enterprises, LLC, we don’t just dream—we build systems of care that meet people where they are. Rooted in healing justice, housing equity, and maternal care access, our initiatives are intentionally designed to address the most pressing needs of New Mexico’s underserved communities.

Here’s what we’re actively working on:

🚐 Maternal Health Mobile Vans

We are launching a fleet of culturally competent Maternal Health Vans that provide prenatal, postpartum, and wellness care to rural and marginalized communities across New Mexico. Each van will include space for doulas, lactation consultants, and mental health providers, serving as a mobile village of support for Black, Indigenous, and LGBTQ+ birthing people.

🏡 Transitional & Safe Haven Housing

We are developing short- and long-term housing solutions for:

• Women veterans
  
  

• Survivors of domestic violence, child abuse, and sexual assault
  
  

• Runaway LGBTQ+ youth
  This includes a mix of emergency placement, transitional co-ops, and tiny-home communities, with built-in case management, life skills programming, and wraparound wellness services.
  
  

🧑🏽‍⚕️ Doula Workforce & Billing Program

We are building a certified Black and Indigenous Doula Network with the infrastructure to:

• Train and certify doulas
  
  

• Establish third-party billing systems
  
  

• Provide fair wages through Medicaid reimbursement and grant-funded service contracts
  This ensures sustainability for care providers while expanding culturally-matched maternal health support.
  
  

📚 H.E.A.L ( Hope. Empowerment. Awareness. Literacy) Initiative

This is our youth-centered literacy and healing program, distributing wellness kits, books, hygiene items, and mental health tools to children affected by trauma, foster care, or unstable housing. Delivered through schools, shelters, and direct outreach, we ensure that no child is forgotten in the healing process.

👩🏾‍⚕️ HBCU Provider Residency & Rural Fellowships

We’re developing a provider pipeline program to recruit Black and Brown healthcare professionals from HBCUs and allied institutions. This includes externships, housing stipends, and community-based placements—keeping talent in the communities that need it most. The HBCU Provider Residency Initiative is a bold, strategic program by Vet-HER-an Enterprises, LLC, designed to recruit, retain, and root Black medical providers in New Mexico—particularly in underserved, rural, and high-risk communities. Recognizing the deep healthcare disparities facing Black, Indigenous, and communities of color in NM, this initiative seeks to bridge the provider gap by partnering directly with Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs), National Colleges throughout the US, and local New Mexico hospitals to create a streamlined medical residency pathway.

At the heart of the initiative is a powerful value proposition:
We will provide fully subsidized housing to Black medical residents for the entire duration of their externship or residency in New Mexico.

To execute this, we are actively pursuing Memorandums of Understanding (MOUs) with mission-aligned hospitals and healthcare institutions across the state. These MOUs will:

• Guarantee clinical rotation slots or externship opportunities for HBCU medical students and residents
  
  

• Prioritize culturally competent care training to meet the needs of Black and BIPOC patients in NM
  
  

• Support community-based placements, particularly in maternal health deserts and primary care shortage areas
  
  

Through Vet-HER-an’s housing initiative, residents will be offered safe, culturally affirming housing—including options in our upcoming tiny-home co-op villages. This removes one of the greatest financial and emotional barriers to relocating to New Mexico: the cost and instability of short-term housing during medical training.

By creating this closed loop—from MOUs with hospitals to HBCU recruitment to free housing and community integration—we are not only bringing Black providers to New Mexico, but also building a pipeline of healing that will transform outcomes for generations to come.

🌀 The Woumb Collective – Initiative Overview

Tagline:
Birthing Truth, Justice, and Sacred Disruption. Our Mic is the Altar. Our Voice is the Medicine.

✨ Initiative Type:

A spiritually rooted media and wellness collective dedicated to centering the voices, healing, and leadership of Black, Indigenous, and marginalized women, femmes, and birthing people.

💡 Mission:

The Woumb Collective exists to amplify sacred stories, challenge oppressive systems, and create healing-centered spaces through storytelling, ritual, media, and community practice. We honor the ancestral power of the womb as a site of transformation, resistance, and truth.

🌱 Core Pillars:

• Wisdom: Intergenerational truth-sharing & ancestral knowledge
  
  

• Open Expression: Podcasts, poetry, journaling, and performance as sacred tools
  
  

• Unity: Community gatherings, circles, and safe spaces of reflection
  
  

• Medicine: Mental, spiritual, and emotional wellness through sound, breath, movement
  
  

• Birth: Not just babies — but ideas, art, businesses, futures
  
  

🔥 Core Programs:

• 🎙️ Podcast Series – The Woumb Speaks: Raw, real, and revolutionary conversations with Black and Indigenous women across the diaspora.
  
  

• 🔮 Healing Circles – Monthly virtual or in-person gatherings for spiritual grounding, storytelling, and release.
  
  

• ✍🏽 The Story Scroll – A publishing arm to support women telling their truth through books, zines, blogs, or visual art.
  
  

• 🪶 Workshops & Retreats – Creative womb writing, ancestral healing, and visionary leadership training.
  
  

• 🕯️ Ritual Kits & Practices – Spiritual care bundles and altar-building guidance for inner work.
  
  

🌍 Audience:

• Black, Indigenous, and marginalized femmes
  
  

• Survivors of generational and systemic trauma
  
  

• Artists, birthworkers, healers, and visionaries
  
  

• Youth looking to reclaim their identity, power, and purpose
  
  

🛠️ Partners We’ll Seek:

• Black and Indigenous midwives, doulas, and therapists
  
  

• Spiritual leaders, ritualists, and mental health providers
  
  

• Feminist and racial justice media groups
  
  

• Schools, youth programs, and maternal health coalitions

💼 Vet-HER-an Work Ready

A comprehensive job readiness program designed specifically for women veterans and survivors, offering:

• Resume & career coaching
  
  

• Mental wellness support
  
  

• Entrepreneurial training
  
  

• Licensing pathways (e.g., billing & coding, childcare, nails, beauty, etc.)