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        • Tuskegee Self Appraisal
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        • Alleghany County Self Appraisal
      • Asheville/Buncombe County, NC
      • Chatham County, NC
      • Durham, NC
      • Franklin County, NC
      • Guilford County, NC
        • Guilford County Self Appraisal
      • Hoke County, NC
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      • Northeast NC Breastfeeding Coalition
      • Orange County, NC
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    • Pennsylvania, USA
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      • Chester, Pennsylvania
      • Lycoming Clinton, Pennsylvania
        • Williamsport, Pennsylvania
      • Wilkinsburg, Pennsylvania
    • Virginia, USA
      • Hampton Roads Region
        • Hampton Roads Region Self Appraisal
    • Wisconsin, USA
      • Wood County, WI
  • CREATING COMMUNITIES
    • Ten Steps to a Breastfeeding Family Friendly Community
      • The Ten Steps with Approaches and Measures
      • Frequently Asked Questions
    • Building a Community
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        • Lactation and Medications
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        • Medical Office Sample Lactation Policy
        • Step 4: Informing Families During Pregnancy
        • Step 5: The Journey to the Baby-Friendly Designation
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      • Writing a Policy
  • COMMUNITIES STAY ABREAST
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    • Community Self Appraisals
  • EMERGENCY PLANNING
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    • Infant and Young Child Feeding in Emergencies (IYCFE)
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Carrboro Mayor is smiling and shaking hands with a breastfeeding family friendly communities supporter while another support holds the proclamation and looks on.

Proclamation – Carrboro

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On Tuesday, October 16, 2018, Carrboro also continued its commitment to Breastfeeding Family Friendly Communities by proclaiming Carrboro to be a Breastfeeding Family Friendly Community. Two representatives of the Breastfeeding […]

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Town Council Member Donna Bell is smiling at the camera with two supporters of breastfeeding family friendly communities, the middle person is holding the proclamation

Proclamation – Chapel Hill

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On Wednesday, October 10, 2018, Chapel Hill continued its commitment to Breastfeeding Family Friendly Communities! The Proclamation was read during the Town Council meeting. Joining Council Member Donna Bell are

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One person is speaking into a microphone and three others are standing behind the person and listening; the backs of the heads of the audience are in the bottom of the picture.

Proclamation – Durham

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On August 6, 2018, Mayor Stephen M. Schewel proclaimed the City of Durham a Breastfeeding Friendly Community (BFFC). BFFC Durham looks forward to future collaborations with businesses and institutions throughout

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Chapel Hill Mayor is standing with three people, holding the proclamation with the person on the Mayor's left. All four are smiling at the camera.

Proclamation – Chapel Hill and Carrboro

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The Towns of Carrboro and Chapel Hill continue to support this expanding initiative with proclamations signifying that the communities are Breastfeeding Family Friendly. In June, 2016, the Town of Chapel

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COMMUNITIES STAY ABREAST!

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  • Nurture NC’s Value-Added Benefits Survey
  • Every Baby Still Needs to Eat: Planning for Infants When Emergencies Hit
  • Exciting Opportunities for MPH Students
  • Clean Water Is a First-Food Issue
  • Durham County: A Model for Comprehensive Change
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