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Supporting Western NC

 Due to the urgent infant feeding needs in Western North Carolina following Hurricane Helene, NCBC is compiling a list of resources and action items aimed at supporting families and providers in Western North Carolina.

FIND RESOURCES

SAFE Infant Feeding in Emergencies​

WNC Infant Feeding Crisis

Thinking about volunteering or donating supplies, or do you need Infant Feeding Sanitation Kits? The SAFESupport & Advocacy for Infant Feeding in Emergencies - resource offers vital information about the Infant Feeding Sanitation Kits and how you can help.

 

From online guides to local support, the Infant Feeding Crisis Response: Western NC Hurricane Helene webpage provides a list of resources to navigate this difficult situation.

DONATE

Money or Time

Any donations made before October 31, 2024, will be used to support breastfeeding and lactation providers. They are the boots on the ground during this crisis.

And we are seeking Infant Feeding Specialists to support the efforts. Sign up to volunteer!

Note: There are tabs at the top of the page for the week/month, and you can scroll down the page for available dates.

REQUEST SUPPORT

Financial

or

In-Person Volunteers

If you are a lactation support provider in Western North Carolina and need financial support, please complete the form.

If you are a volunteer, the in-person support form will help in coordinating and meeting community needs effectively

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Welcome!

We're glad you're here.

 

Learn more about lactation advocacy and support, find resources for parents and providers, and discover breastfeeding-friendly businesses, communities, and clinics in North Carolina.

Our Commitment

As a nonprofit, volunteer-run organization, NCBC serves as a resource hub for families, advocates, providers, organizations, and businesses.  

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In North Carolina, you have the right to breastfeed anywhere you are legally allowed to be. You are also entitled to protections while breastfeeding or pumping at work.

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