There are so many reasons
to breastfeed
- It brings you closer to your baby and helps you bond
- It provides a number of health benefits for you and your baby
- It helps your baby’s immune system develop
- It saves you money on baby formula
Need help?
Digital Guide to Breastfeeding
Appalachian Breastfeeding Network- 24 Hour Breastfeeding Hotline:
Call 888-588-3423 or text BFHOTLINE to 839863 to speak with a lactation professional 24 hours a day.
Women Infants and Children (WIC)
WIC offers judgment-free breastfeeding support, including help in getting breast pumps and breast pump supplies. Get personalized lactation support with a Breastfeeding Peer at WIC.
Denaye Black, dblack@schd.org, 330-812-3738
Madeline Calfee, mcalfee@schd.org, 330-812-3755
Project Milk Mission
Community Health Workers (CHWs) are a one-on-one, personal resource that connect individuals and families to healthcare and social services. The majority CHWs have lived in the community they serve and have a close understanding of the services they make referrals to.
Take a FREE breastfeeding class with a recognised Breastfeeding Support Counselor at PROJECT MILK MISSION. Online breastfeeding classes and one-on-on consultations are available that cover breastfeeding basics, pumping/returning to work, and trouble shooting. Learn more and ENROLL HERE.