The Brood Doula Training Scholarship
With bebo mia
The Brood Doula Training Scholarship with bebo mia expands access to high-quality doula education while creating a clear, supported transition into paid birth and postpartum work. We are offering 5 fully funded spots for bebo mia’s 16-week Full Spectrum Doula Training, followed by mentorship, onboarding, and guaranteed employment at Brood starting Summer/Fall 2026.
What the scholarship includes
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Full tuition for bebo mia’s 16-week Full Spectrum Doula Training, 5 spots available
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Weekly Thursday classes beginning March 19, 2026
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Mentorship, shadowing, and structured onboarding at Brood
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Peer-to-peer support and a strong team culture
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Guaranteed paid work with Brood upon certification
About bebo mia
bebo mia is a globally recognized leader in Full Spectrum Doula Training, offering inclusive, evidence-based education that empowers new doulas with practical skills and confidence.
Their 16-week program blends trauma-informed learning, community discussion, and real-world preparation for supporting families through pregnancy, birth, postpartum, and beyond. Brood is proud to partner with bebo mia to expand access to doula education and create a supported pathway into sustainable doula careers.
About Brood
Brood offers a sustainable, community-based care career for doulas. Our model ensures doulas are respected, supported, and not working alone. With mentorship, backup support, guided onboarding, and protected boundaries, we create a professional framework that allows new doulas to thrive.Â
We handle client intake, vetting, and assignments so you can focus on care — not hustling for work. Our environment is grounded in trauma-informed, gender-affirming, and inclusive care for both doulas and families.
Check Your Eligibility
This program is designed for people who want to support families through birth and postpartum care, especially those with financial or access barriers to training.
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Live in Brood’s Canadian regions (Vancouver, Victoria, and Squamish BC as well as Calgary, Alberta)
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Be available for ALL training sessions
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Have reliable internet access
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Commit to Thursday classes for 16 weeks
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Be ready to work as a birth or postpartum doula immediatly after training
Priority will be given to applicants who face financial and access barriers and who live in Brood’s service regions. Want to be a part of our Brood? Apply now on Bebo Mia’s website, link below.
Application Timeline & Key Dates
Scholarships open on bebo mia’s website: Open Now!
Applications close: February 27, 2026
Committee application review: February 28–March 13, 2026
Winners announced: March 17, 2026 (via Facebook Live)
bebo mia Training begins: March 19, 2026
Paid work at Brood begins: Summer/Fall 2026
FAQs
What costs does the scholarship cover?
Full tuition for Bebo Mia’s 16-week Full Spectrum Doula Training program beginning March 19, 2026. This covers the full tuition which is $2,779 USD (about $3,900 CAD).
How many scholarships are available?
5 fully funded spots.
Does the scholarship include childcare, transportation, or technology support?
No. The scholarship covers tuition only.
Who can apply?
Applicants must:
- Live in Brood’s Canadian service regions (Vancouver, Victoria, Squamish, or Calgary)
- Be available for weekly Thursday classes for 16 weeks
- Have reliable internet access
- Be able to complete all course requirements
- Be available for work as a birth, postparum or full spectrum doula with Brood after completion of course (Part time/Flexible/Full Time contract work available)
- Priority is given to applicants who face financial or access barriers to doula training.
Do I need prior experience as a doula?
No experience is required. We value lived experience, readiness to learn, and a commitment to supporting families.
Is employment guaranteed?
Yes. Scholarship recipients are applying for both the training and a paid doula role at Brood, beginning Summer/Fall 2026 after certification is completed.
What is the training schedule?
Training begins March 19, 2026 and runs for 16 weeks. Classes are held on Thursdays.
Where does the training take place?
Training is delivered online through Bebo Mia. Applicants must have reliable internet access.
What is it like to work at Brood?
Working with Brood means:
- Peer-supported doula work
- Mentorship, backup, and structured onboarding
- Ongoing training, workshops and upskilling
- Paid above a Living Wage – we are proud to be Living Wage Certified
- Trauma-informed, gender-affirming environment
- Vetted clients and strong safety systems
- A sustainable model with no requirement to find your own clients
How do I apply?
Applications are submitted directly through bebo mia’s website. You’ll fill out the form here, and then click the Brood Scholarship option in the dropdown menu at the end of the form.
When do applications close?
Applications close February 27, 2026.
When will scholarship recipients be announced?
Winners will be announced March 17, 2026 via Bebo Mia’s Facebook Live event. You will also be contact via email.
When does paid work begin?
Paid doula roles with Brood begin Summer/Fall 2026, following certification and onboarding.