Vet-HER-an Enterprises, LLC is a woman veteran-led initiative rooted in healing justice, housing equity, and maternal care access for New Mexico’s most vulnerable populations.
We are not just building a business — we are building a movement.
We operate at the intersection of healthcare, housing, and holistic community care, providing mobile maternal health services, transitional housing, culturally competent care, and wraparound support for those often left behind by mainstream systems.
*Nonprofit 501(c)(3) status is pending; application filed December 2025. *
Vet-HER-an Enterprises, LLC is a Black-woman and veteran-led organization based in Rio Rancho, NM, dedicated to providing safe shelter, maternal health vans, and wraparound wellness services for survivors of domestic violence, LGBTQ+ runaway youth, and underserved rural families across New Mexico.
At Vet-HER-an Enterprises, LLC, our mission is to make our communities shine—not just as individuals, but as whole systems rooted in equity, wellness, and radical care. We provide a sanctuary of services designed to uplift and restore New Mexico’s most vulnerable populations, including Black, Indigenous, LGBTQ+, veteran women, and families.
We specialize in holistic healing justice, maternal health access, mobile van care delivery, and safe transitional housing—creating real-world solutions for survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, child abuse, and systemic neglect. Whether you need access to prenatal care, trauma-informed doulas, housing, or mental health referrals, Vet-HER-an is your community-powered answer.
Vet-HER-an Enterprises, LLC is expanding access to practical education, trusted resources, and community support across New Mexico. Our initiatives center Black and Brown mothers and families, with a special focus on rural and underserved communities.
Strong Mamas Academy creates a welcoming space for mothers to build confidence, strengthen their support networks, and navigate pregnancy, postpartum recovery, and parenting. We are developing upcoming cohorts focused on practical education, emotional wellness skills, self-advocacy, peer support, and connections to trusted services.
Strong Families Academy brings parents, partners, and caregivers together to build skills for communication, shared caregiving, stress management, and family well-being. As we develop upcoming cohorts, we are connecting with community partners to help families access meaningful, ongoing support.
Our Maternal Health Days bring families, birthworkers, healthcare professionals, and community organizations together for education and resource sharing. We aim to help mothers understand their options, ask questions, and connect with pregnancy and postpartum support closer to home.
Our planned 2027 events include:
Gallup: February 20, 2027, from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Clovis: March 20, 2027, from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Venue and participation details will be shared as planning progresses.
We are planning a week of programming in Santa Fe in April 2027 to honor Black mothers’ voices and experiences. Through education, community conversations, advocacy, and resource connections, we will bring families and partners together to strengthen maternal health support.
We are currently seeking collaborators, speakers, sponsors, and donated baby and maternal care supplies. Final dates, location, and the program schedule will be announced as they are confirmed.
We are reaching out to healthcare organizations, birthworkers, businesses, and community groups to support these initiatives. Opportunities include sponsoring participant spaces, supporting events, sharing educational resources, and dona
We believe your wellness is your wealth. That’s why we offer a full-circle experience—combining culturally grounded care, advocacy, job-readiness, and wraparound support services. This isn’t just about surviving—it’s about shining, healing, and rising.
*Nonprofit 501(c)(3) status is pending; application filed December 2025. *
Vet-HER-an Enterprises, LLC welcomes love donations from the public to support our maternal health, wellness, and community-based programs. Your contribution helps fund education, outreach, and direct services that address health inequities and expand access to care for underserved populations. Together, we are building healthier families and more equitable communities.
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:
Strong Mamas Academy & Strong Families Academy
Every mother deserves to feel heard, respected, and supported. Every family deserves practical tools and people they can turn to.
At Vet-HER-an Enterprises, LLC, our academies create welcoming spaces to learn, build confidence, and connect with trusted resources. Our work centers Black and Brown mothers and families across New Mexico, with special attention to rural and underserved communities.
A place to learn, find your voice, and build your village.
Strong Mamas Academy supports mothers as they navigate pregnancy, postpartum recovery, and parenting. Through practical education, peer connection, and supportive conversations, participants explore how to:
Ask questions and communicate their needs during healthcare visits.
Practice emotional wellness skills and make time for self-care.
Build a support network and ask for help.
Connect with doulas, healthcare providers, and community services.
Set personal and family goals.
Motherhood brings many changes. You deserve support along the way.
Practical skills for growing together.
Strong Families Academy brings parents, partners, and caregivers together to strengthen relationships and support family well-being. Participants explore how to:
Communicate clearly and navigate disagreements with respect.
Share caregiving responsibilities and support a mother’s recovery.
Practice skills for managing stress and emotions.
Build routines that support a caring home.
Find resources and take steps toward shared family goals.
Families come in many forms. We honor the people you identify as your family and support system.
Interested in an upcoming cohort, referring a family, or supporting this work? Contact us to learn about enrollment, partnership opportunities, and sponsoring participant spaces.
Our academies provide education, peer support, and resource navigation. They do not replace medical care, mental health treatment, or emergency services.
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.
We are developing short- and long-term housing solutions for:
Women veterans
Survivors and families 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.
🌀 The Woumb Collective – Initiative Overview
Tagline:
Birthing Truth, Justice, and Sacred Disruption. Our Mic is the Altar. Our Voice is the Medicine.
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.
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.
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
🎙️ 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.
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
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
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.)
At Vet-HER-an Enterprises, LLC, we don’t just host events — we cultivate structured spaces rooted in purpose, clarity, and community advancement. Each gathering is intentionally designed to address a specific need within our community.
Explore the spaces below and find the one that speaks to you.
Reclaim. Exhale. Safe Space. Thrive.
A dedicated space for Black women veterans navigating Military Sexual Trauma (MST). This gathering centers rest, reflection, and creative healing practices in a confidential and culturally grounded environment.
What to Expect:
• Facilitated discussion
• Guided intention-setting
• Healing-centered activities (ex: candle creation)
• Community connection
When: Thursday Nights | 6PM–8PM
Location: Cafe ZIN, Albuquerque, NM
Support: Refreshments provided | Donations encouraged
This is a space to remove the armor and exhale.
Vet-HER-an Enterprises, LLC is a Black, veteran-owned social impact organization dedicated to advancing maternal health equity, culturally responsive care, and healing-centered community programming across New Mexico.
Our initiatives address the structural and social determinants that directly impact Black and underserved families — from workforce pipeline development to veteran-centered healing spaces.
We are proud to share that our work has recently been supported by a $1,000 community investment grant from Albuquerque Involved. This contribution strengthens our commitment to sustainable, grassroots-driven impact.
We are also proud to share that DOH has recently supported our work by a donation of $50,000.00 to help bring together Maternal Health Days in NM.
Community investment allows us to:
• Expand safe spaces for Black women veterans
• Strengthen maternal health advocacy and education initiatives
• Build provider and workforce pipelines
• Provide culturally grounded healing programs
• Reduce barriers to access for underserved families