2010 REPORT TO THE COMMUNITY

A Word From Our Executive Director

Sheila Capestany Executive Director

Peggy Fitzgerald Board President

“I wish I had this kind of support when I had my

first baby ten years ago. I've learned so much -

it would have made things really different

the first time.”

Open Arms Client

O n behalf of Open Arms, we are proud to share our

2010 Report with you, our community. In 2010,

we worked with over 220 pregnant women and

their families throughout King County and

welcomed 126 new lives into the world.

This year continued to be difficult for many in the communi-

ties we serve and we saw a dramatic increase in issues that our

clients faced - domestic violence, family instability, food

insecurity and housing crises among them. In addition to

meeting the birthing needs of our clients, we spent time

solidifying and broadening our partnerships with other

organizations and working creatively with our clients to help

each new family welcome their baby in as safe and secure a

way as possible.

In addition to direct services, community involvement and

advocacy are equally important to our mission. To this end,

Open Arms is active on many local and statewide coalitions

and committees that help pregnant women, their families and

communities survive and thrive. On a policy level, we are

actively involved in infant mortality prevention and addressing

health disparities as well as giving input on developing early

learning systems and home visiting systems that support,

honor and respect our families and communities.

The past five years have been rapid growth years for Open

Arms. In late 2010, Open Arms embarked on a strategic

planning process in an effort to define our priorities and goals

for our agency as we move into the future as a mid-sized

agency, with emphasis on programmatic excellence and finan-

cial stability. We look forward to continuing this process in

2011. These are hard times we are in, full of joy and challenges, exhilaration and worry. We are proud of the change Open Arms is creating in our communities and in the lives of the women we touch and, at the same time, humbled by the strength and power of the women and families who are struggling day to day as they bring their children into the world. And, we are full of gratitude for all the contributions of volunteers, staff, donors, families and partners that are invaluable to the work we do.

Thank you for being on this journey with us. Warmest Regards,

Birth Doula Services Open Arms was honored to receive the Innovative Program Award from the Seattle Human Services Coalition in June of 2010 for our Birth Doula Services program. The Coalition recognized our unique, culturally competent doula services as a crucial element in helping to eliminate health disparities in our communities and addressing these disparities from the earliest stage of human development. The award also cited our positive program results, which include providing education about pregnancy and positive early parenting, increasing rates of breastfeeding and reducing medical interventions and the cost of prenatal care.

The Birth Doula Services program operates at capacity each month, with services filling up an average of 2-3 months ahead and supplemented further by the generous donation of time from volunteer doulas. Yet still there is great need: each month we must turn away clients whom we cannot serve due to funding. Our doulas are now able to serve Open Arms clients in 15 languages including English, up from seven languages in 2009. We are finding several of our clients feel called to doula work after the birth of their babies and have gone on to train as birth doulas themselves, providing an exciting, sustainable framework for employment and extended support for families within communities.

In 2010, Open Arms began an intensive evaluation process for our doula program. Results will be used to improve our services and contribute to the knowledge base around effective community-based programs for mothers, infants and families.

Outreach Doula Services We continue to serve women in the Latina and Somali communities as part of our community partnership with the White Center Early Learning Initiative (WCELI). In 2010, we celebrated the first birthdays of several of the first babies born while families were enrolled in this program. Our outreach doulas have been very creative in supporting clients according

to their individual needs and the needs of the community and serve many roles for the families they work with – not only in support of pregnancy, birth and postpartum but also in the role of cultural navigator, “walking alongside” women from their community to help new moms navigate and access resources for their children and support their children’s early learning, right from the beginning of life.

Scholarship Fund In 2010, we granted 15 scholarships to women through our scholarship program, which provides financial assistance for aspiring birth doulas, postpartum doulas and childbirth educators. Scholarships can be applied to approved doula or childbirth educator training courses, course materials and membership, apprenticeship, or certification fees.

Advocacy Work As issues arise for the women and communities we serve, Open Arms responds by advocating for change and long-term improvement in women’s perinatal health. In 2010, we joined Legal Voice to work against a policy of shackling incarcerated women during labor and childbirth. Washington is one of only a handful of states who passed this important human rights legislation. Additionally, Open Arms continues to advocate for women’s needs locally as well as globally and continues to promote health and well-being for mothers and babies in our community.

Fiscal Agency As a part of our mission to provide community-based support, OA acts as fiscal agent to several groups who are doing essential work in our community for women, children and families. In 2010, we were fiscal agents for a number of small, progressive organizations, including Black Star Line, Brown Sugar Babies and Birth Attendants.

Community Partnership Open Arms is a community partner with the White Center Early Learning Initiative (WCELI), Denise Louie Education Center, Global Alliance to Prevent Prematurity and Stillbirth (GAPPS), Equal Start and the Simkin Center and Midwifery Department at Bastyr University. As part of our community

2010 Program Update How long do our programs serve

families?

• Birth Doula Services – 3rd trimester through birth until 6-8 weeks post-partum

• Outreach Doula Services – early in pregnancy through birth and up to 2 years postpartum

• Breastfeeding Peer Counselors

(2011 and beyond) – up to two months postpartum

It’s difficult to measure the true impact that doulas have on a woman’s life. It’s impossible to quantify the value of a woman not being alone during pregnancy and the birth of her baby, of showing up at someone’s house when she’s been up all night with a newborn, or of having someone known and trusted to talk to when feeling worried or overwhelmed with parenting. It’s hard to tally cost-savings of complications or poor health outcomes that never happened because they were prevented. But at Open Arms, we consider these interventions immeasurably worthwhile, or as we put it: “evidenced-based magic.” However we do have many outcomes that are measurable and we’d like to share some of those with you. Recovering from major surgery while also adjusting to the challenges of having a newborn is tremendous. For women who live with other social life stressors, the task sometimes feels insurmountable. The 2010 Open Arms C-section rate was 23% and of these, only 17% were unplanned. For comparison, the rate

of C-section at major Puget Sound hospitals is 38-40%.

Program Results

partnership work, Open Arms staff also sit on a number of regional and national bodies working on issues related to our mission with emphasis on maternal and infant health and well-being, as well as community-based work and multiculturalism. Open Arms participates on state-wide advisory committees and task forces that impact health disparities, early learning and home visiting services. As other organizations, agencies and educational institutions recognize the importance of community-based work and support for women and infants during the time around birth, Open Arms will continue to provide local and national leadership and modeling on these issues.

New Program: Breastfeeding Peer Counselors Open Arms was awarded a contract with Public Health-Seattle and King County WIC to provide community-based breastfeeding peer counseling for women who receive WIC support. This program will extend the reach of breastfeeding support to low-income African American, Amharic, Latina, Somali, Tigrigna, Ukrainian/Russian, Vietnamese and White communities. Open Arms will launch this program in June 2011.

Board of Directors

Peggy Fitzgerald, M.Ed, President

Erica Nixon-Mack, Vice-President

*Ty Watanabe, MBA, CPA, Treasurer

Dr. Kelly Beekin, MD, CD

Sharon Cunnington

*Chiemi Davis, MSW

Emily Kane

*Dr. Jay McLean-Riggs, MD, MPH

Geoff Miller, JD (exiting)

Sarah Pulliam, LICSW, MPH

Sara Thompson (exiting)

Sabrina Urquhart

Tom Vasquez (exiting)

* New board members in 2011.

Staff

Sheila Capestany, MPH, MSW Exec. Director

Annie Moffatt, LM, CD birth and postpartum

Michelle Sarju, LM, CPM

Yvette Dioubate, CD

Erica Sugita

Hawa Egal, CD

Margarita Celis, CD

Libin Egal, CD

Jeff Deveaux

As well as the more well-known physical and emotional benefits to mothers and babies, breastfeeding is a proven protective factor against abuse and neglect, and it can increase mother-child attachment. Of our new mothers, 95% began with breastfeeding.

Low birth weight and prematurity put babies at risk for a number of potentially lifelong complications and at worst, can lead to the death of an infant. Helping mothers stay pregnant through to term and increasing awareness about healthy nutrition is one way to impact these unacceptable outcomes. Among babies born with Open Arms doulas, 3.5% were low birth weight, versus 8.2% in the overall US

population. Open Arms doulas serve as cultural navigators for the medical system as well as for broader services and community resources, helping families to bridge the gaps of language and culture in order to support their child’s earliest health and learning. Approximately 48% of our mothers were from immigrant or refugee populations.

Open Arms operates with a balanced budget. As with many small nonprofits, our financial statement is a snapshot in time. We operate on a January to December fiscal calendar, while two of our major grantors operate on different calendars. The complexity of managing different schedules sometimes means that a delay in scheduled reimbursements will overlap the end of our fiscal year and is then recorded shortly into our new fiscal year. Similarly, the overspend of $40,000 that is seen between the revenue and expenditures in 2010 was due to program expense originally funded and allocated for the 2009 fiscal year, but not actually incurred until the first weeks of 2010. Our 2010 numbers still show us with a very large single source funder, Thrive By Five. This funding is specific to the White Center Early Learning Initiative (WCELI) for our Outreach Doula Program. Our Birth Doula Program and Scholarship Fund, by contrast, operate largely though our fundraising efforts. In 2011, a new contract specific to the Breastfeeding Peer Counselor Program through Public Health/WIC will also contribute to overall revenue for Open Arms. Looking forward into 2011 and beyond, Open Arms will continue to build diversity of funding and seek additional funding to support infrastructure and capacity-building to ensure our ongoing stability as a mid-size organization.

Financial Statement

* These numbers have not been audited.

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2010 Total Revenue: $629,000*

2010 Total Expenses: $669,000*

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Photography courtesy of melissagrace photography

Open Arms Perinatal Services Giving Tree As part of our strategic plan, Open Arms is committed to securing a diverse and stable source of funding for our programs. We thank all of our

donors for their commitment to the health and well-being of women and babies in our region.

Roots

We welcome the following persons into an inner circle of investors, whose collective vision will inform our services. They have committed to

multiyear giving, anchoring and nourishing our programs.

Emily Anthony and David Maymudes Lisa Chin and Nigel Green

Peggy and Charles Fitzgerald

Shoots

Our donors are the backbone of our organization, ensuring that women continue to receive services, even in a down economy, where the safety net is shrinking.

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Canopy Open Arms gratefully acknowledges the direct support of Foundations and Major Gifts from Corporations and the Community, including matching gifts. Adobe Amazon Bread for the Journey Celebrated Chefs Frank&Cents General Electric Golden Lasso Lucky Seven Microsoft Norcliffe Foundation March of Dimes Seattle Foundation Thrive By Five Washington

2010 Luncheon Sponsors Thank you to our luncheon supporters and sponsors. We deeply appreciate your support. AterWynne LLP Dennis Bounds, KING-5 News Dr. Ben Danielson, MD Foundation for Early Learning Frank&Cents HealthConnect One melissagrace photography Midwives’ Association of Washington State milkmakers ParentMap Talaris Institute Thrive By Five W Seattle

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