Caring for the Caregiver Mini-grants
Caring for the Caregiver Mini-grants
At the core of the BEE Collaborative project is the understanding that a more supported and less burnt out workforce is key to achieving high quality equitable maternal and newborn healthcare. The Caring for the Caregiver Mini-Grant Program supports reproductive/perinatal health workers in Massachusetts who have ideas for addressing racial injustice and provider burnout in their workplaces. The purpose of the Caring for the Caregiver Mini-Grant is to fund low cost, immediate needs, pilot, or start-up initiatives for the workforce and their practice environments.
Funds are available in mini-grants up to $5,000.
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Applicants must be:
A member of the reproductive/perinatal health workforce (midwife, doula, CLC, IBCLC, L&D nurse, etc.)
Currently practicing in Massachusetts
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Submissions for mini-grant proposals closed in 2025.