Your Mom Community is Waiting for You
Your Mom Community is Waiting for You
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The Very Intentional Mama Village is a faith-based community where moms come together to learn, grow, and support one another on their journey of intentional parenting and healing. Meet your Village!
The Very Intentional Mama Village is a faith-based community where moms come together to learn, grow, and support one another on their journey of intentional parenting and healing. Meet your Village!
We understand the unique challenges and joys of motherhood. And it’s not for the weak.
We understand the unique challenges and joys of motherhood. And it’s not for the weak.
You aren’t the only one scrambling to balance working a full-time job, young babies, and reparenting your parents.
The reality is that the world is becoming more and more isolated and that makes raising kids, while still maintaining your faith and sanity, feel almost impossible.
You’ve been carrying more than just responsibilities; you’ve been carrying pain that wasn’t yours to begin with.
Maybe you’ve been mothering through exhaustion, guilt, confusion, or survival.
You’re doing your best to raise children who feel seen and safe, but deep down you know:
You need space to heal too.
We’re here to walk alongside you every step of the way, intentionally
We’re here to walk alongside you every step of the way, intentionally
Being intentional means showing up for yourself and your family with clarity and purpose. It’s about making decisions rooted in your values and goals; not just reacting to life’s chaos.
For moms, intentional living means creating space to rediscover yourself beyond motherhood. It’s choosing to heal generational wounds, nurture confident kids, and build a life where you LIVE, too.
Intentional parenting is about balance: prioritizing your personal growth while raising strong, self-assured children who can navigate this world with resilience.
When you grow, your family grows with you.
How the Village Helps you Heal and Parent Intentionally:
How the Village Helps you Heal and Parent Intentionally:
We believe that intentional moms create intentional families, and every step you take toward becoming the mom and woman you want to be has a ripple effect.
The Village equips you with the tools, wisdom, and support to:
Strengthen your relationships with your children.
Cultivate a deeper connection with yourself and your faith.
Find joy and harmony in your motherhood journey.
A Peek Into the Village
A Peek Into the Village
For the mama who’s doing the healing work, The Village gives her what she doesn’t even know she’s missing.
Safety & Sisterhood: A daily, private chat and healing circles that make her feel seen and supported.
Spiritual Restoration: Bible studies and prayer calls that reconnect her to God and herself.
Clarity on Triggers: Masterclasses that help her understand her trauma, not just cope with it.
Permission to Be Cared For: One-on-one Heart Check-Ins and a Membership Box that pour back into her.
When a mama enters The Village, she doesn’t just join a program. She finds her people, her peace, and her path forward.
Meet the Village Leaders
Meet the Village Leaders
Aaliyah Burgess-Richburg | Founder & CEO
Bria Fagan | Village Leader
DeAndria Melton | Village Leader
Destiny McKoy | Village Leader
The Very Intentional Mama Village is a safe, supportive community for moms who are:
The Very Intentional Mama Village is a safe, supportive community for moms who are:
Healing from childhood wounds that still show up in their parenting
Tired of repeating cycles that didn’t serve them growing up
Ready to raise emotionally healthy children without losing themselves in the process
Craving a space to be real without judgment or pressure to be a “perfect” mom
Searching for a faith-based community that points them back to Jesus
Let’s heal together, so our children don’t have to heal from us.
Joining The Very Intentional Mama Village is easy! Click below to become part of this transformative community and take the next step toward intentional living.
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