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    For end-of-life doulas

    You hold the emotional work. Let the paperwork live somewhere else.

    Families searching for an end-of-life doula find you on Omuna. When you work with them, Omuna carries the practical side, so you can stay with what matters.

    List your practice freeBecome a founding partner

    Free for founding partners. No contract. The partner portal is in beta.

    See what families see

    Grow your practice, not your paperwork.

    • Be found by families who need you.

      A free listing in Omuna’s directory, where families look for local end-of-life help.

    • Offer more in every package.

      Give each family an organized plan for the practical side, from you. It makes your service feel complete.

    • Stay in your lane, without leaving them stuck.

      When they ask about probate or Social Security, you have somewhere good to send them.

    • Keep up with every family.

      See how each family you support is doing on their plan, with their permission.

    You came to sit with them. Now they’re asking you about probate.

    In the quiet hours, families tell you what they’re afraid of. Some of it is grief. Some of it is the will, the house, the accounts, the calls they don’t know how to make. You care about all of it, though much of it was never yours to carry.

    • How will we know when it’s close?
    • Who do we tell first? Who can wait?
    • What do we say to the grandchildren?
    • What happens to her bank account now?
    • Would he want all of us there at the end?
    • Do we have to call Social Security ourselves?

    You stay on the emotional side of the line. Omuna holds the logistical one.

    The left column needs a person in the room. Everything on the right is in Omuna today, in one place the family can come back to.

    What stays with you

    • Presence at the bedside, and the quiet hours
    • Ritual, and the shape of the vigil
    • The conversation about what they want
    • Sitting with the family once it’s over

    What Omuna holds

    • Their wishes, written down in Family Circle where the family can find them
    • Who to tell, sorted into the same day, the first few days and after the service
    • Letters the person writes or records, passed on after the death by someone they chose
    • The obituary and memorial page, which you can work on alongside them
    • The checklist after the death, with the next step at the top

    Something to give, and a way to stay close.

    Families can start on their own today. Becoming a founding partner gets you the partner portal.

    1. Step 1: Become a founding partner

      A short form. Choose “End-of-life doula”. A person reads every one.

    2. Step 2: We set you up

      We talk through your practice, then open your space in the partner portal. If you work with others, you can invite them in.

    3. Step 3: Invite a family with a link.

      Open an arrangement for a family, even while you’re still planning ahead together. It lives in their own workspace, and Omuna doesn’t email them about it.

    4. Step 4: Keep an eye from a distance

      Your roster shows how far along each family is and when they were last active, so you know who might need a call.

    Where Omuna stops, and you begin.

    • It isn’t legal advice, and it doesn’t write wills or advance directives. Family Circle records where those documents are kept.
    • Free for founding partners. No contract and no per-referral fee. Families can start using Omuna for free.
    • The partner portal is in beta, and portal access is the partner benefit today. We add practices one at a time, by application.

    Where to look next

    Questions end-of-life doulas ask us

    How do families find a death doula on Omuna?

    Through the directory. Families look there for local end-of-life help, and a claimed listing is how you show up when they do.

    I work on my own. Is this only for larger organizations?

    No. The portal works for a practice of one. If you do work with others, you can invite them, and each of them can open every family you support.

    Can families start before the death?

    Yes. Family Circle is made for that time: wishes for the service, who to call, where documents are kept, and letters to be passed on later. An arrangement can also be opened as planning ahead.

    Does it cost anything?

    Omuna is free for our founding partners, with no contract and no per-referral fee. Families can start using Omuna for free.

    Can I see a family’s information?

    Only for families you are supporting through the portal. On those arrangements you can see and update the checklist, the memorial page and the obituary. When the family signs in, they can see that you have access and end it at any time.

    Can I look at it before I apply?

    Yes. The checklist and the guide library are open to look at without an account, so you can see exactly what a family would get.

    Others we help

    Keep your hands free for the work only you can do.

    Tell us about your practice. A person will read it and get back to you.

    Become a founding partnerSee Family Circle

    Free for founding partners. No contract.