Aya Birth & Community Wellness is now in Phase I of offering services to the Triangle Community! While they are unable to offer births just yet, they are thrilled to announce their new Open Access Maternity Clinic! Holding true to the midwifery model of care, Aya offers access to affordable Prenatal, Postpartum and Newborn care, […]
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In a significant step forward for breastfeeding advocacy and community support, Breastfeed Durham is thrilled to announce the launch of the Breastfeeding Communities shop! This initiative is more than just a marketplace; it’s a hub of empowerment, unity, and encouragement for breastfeeding families and the broader Durham community. Our shop offers a unique collection of
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April marks National Minority Health Month, a time to bring awareness to the health disparities that affect racial and ethnic minority populations and to advocate for health equity across our communities. One significant area where local businesses can make a profound impact is in supporting breastfeeding families, directly contributing to reducing infant and maternal mortality
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Celebrate Minority Health Month with Breastfeed Durham! Explore our comprehensive calendar of events aimed at promoting health equity and supporting minority communities. From workshops to support groups, there’s something for everyone. Join us in making a healthier Durham. Discover more and mark your calendars now: Breastfeed Durham Minority Health Month.
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As we observe National Minority Health Month, we want to shine a spotlight on a remarkable resource in our community that stands at the intersection of health, support, and empowerment for Black families in Durham: Diapers for Black Durham. This initiative, beautifully represented on Instagram under the handle @blackdurhamdiapers, is spearheaded by a passionate mama,
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As we look back on an extraordinary evening that brought our community together, it’s hard not to feel overwhelmed with gratitude. Our recent gala was not just an event; it was a manifestation of six years of growth, dedication, and the collective spirit of support that defines Breastfeed Durham. It was a night of celebration,
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As we step into March, celebrating Women’s History Month offers us an opportunity to reflect on the intricate tapestry of lactation history in Durham, North Carolina. This month, we honor the strides women have made throughout history and the evolution of lactation practices, highlighting the diverse experiences that shape them. Breastfeed Durham stands at the
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Breastfeed Durham’s very own Stephanie Amekuedi was highlighted in the La Leche League USA blog and website! Stephanie has been an LLL Leader since January 2020 and currently serves on the LLL USA Council as an elected delegate for the Mosaic Area Network. She is a Certified Breastfeeding Specialist. She is also the Founder of
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Black Maternal Health Week is a vital occasion that brings attention to the urgent need for equitable maternal healthcare for Black women. As part of this nationwide initiative, Breastfeed Durham is thrilled to announce our support for Equity Before Birth’s annual community dance party fundraiser. Mark your calendars for Friday, April 12th, 2024, as we
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Breastfeed Durham is thrilled to spotlight a transformative piece of literature shared by Lindsey Bickers Bock, MPH, Director of Health Education & Community Transformation, from the Improving Community Outcomes and Maternal Health team. Lindsey’s dedication to enhancing maternal health outcomes and her continuous efforts to bring pivotal resources to our community’s forefront have once again
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