Anjanette Davenport Hatter is the Owner/Executive Director of Harambee Care Maternal Infant Health Program, which aims to reduce infant mortality and improve pregnancy health outcomes. She has dedicated her time to eliminate health disparities in her community. Her work as a Healthcare Equity Ambassador at Henry Ford Health System and her role as a member of the Equity Committee with the United States Breastfeeding Committee has enabled her to cultivate change in healthcare and breastfeeding support at a local and national level. She understands how breast-milk decreases the risk factors for developing chronic diseases. As President of Black Mothers’ Breastfeeding Association, she has helped reduce disparities in breastfeeding in African American families thus impacting the infant mortality rate in this population. Mrs. Davenport Hatter has worked extensively with organizations that address risk factors for chronic diseases such as Gift of Life Minority Organ and Tissue Transplant Education Program (MOTTE, Harambee Care
Anjanette Davenport Hatter is the Owner/Executive Director of Harambee Care Maternal Infant Health Program, which aims to reduce infant mortality and improve pregnancy health outcomes. She has dedicated her time to eliminate health disparities in her community. Her work as a Healthcare...
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