New York § 2562 Rules

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§ 2562 — Rules

New York § 2562

Law PBHPublic Health

Title 3-ACommunity Doula Expansion Program

Art. 25Maternal and Child Health

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N.Y. Public Health § 2562 (2026).

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* § 2562. Rules.

1.The commissioner shall establish a community doula\nexpansion grant program for eligible providers to receive funding in the\nperformance of recruitment, training, certification, supporting, and/or\nmentoring of community-based doulas. Such eligible providers shall meet\nprofessionally recognized training standards, comply with applicable\nstate law and regulations, and shall be capable of providing culturally\ncongruent care.\n 2. The commissioner is authorized, within amounts appropriated for\nsuch purpose, to make grants in accordance with this subdivision. Such\ngrants may be used for but not limited to the administration, faculty\nrecruitment and development, start-up costs and other costs incurred for\nproviding recruitment, training, certification, supporting,

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* § 2562. Rules. 1. The commissioner shall establish a community doula\nexpansion grant program for eligible providers to receive funding in the\nperformance of recruitment, training, certification, supporting, and/or\nmentoring of community-based doulas. Such eligible providers shall meet\nprofessionally recognized training standards, comply with applicable\nstate law and regulations, and shall be capable of providing culturally\ncongruent care.\n 2. The commissioner is authorized, within amounts appropriated for\nsuch purpose, to make grants in accordance with this subdivision. Such\ngrants may be used for but not limited to the administration, faculty\nrecruitment and development, start-up costs and other costs incurred for\nproviding recruitment, training, certification, supporting, and/or\nmentoring of community-based doulas.\n 3. There shall be an emphasis of appropriating grants to eligible\nproviders that specifically train, recruit, and employ doulas from\nhistorically vulnerable communities, and bilingual doulas. This may\ninclude grants for doula apprentice programs.\n 4. Information about the community doula expansion grant program shall\nbe posted on the department's website.\n * NB Repealed March 31, 2025\n