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Women's Health Action is a charitable trust with the aims of providing women with high quality information and education services to enable them to maintain their health and make informed choices about their health care. We have a health promotion and disease prevention focus, with a special interest in screening.
We approach health within a holistic framework of the whole of women's lives, rather than from a narrowly medical perspective.

Breastfeeding Week 2006
 
Women’s Health Action is co-ordinating an attempt to break the record for “The Most Women Breastfeeding Simultaneously’ in New Zealand which was set last year at 654.Women’s Health Action is setting up a venue in Auckland and would like other breastfeeding supporters nationally to do the same in their area
. This year it will take place on Saturday 5 August 2006 at 11am. Email 
Louise for more information or if you would like to register please fill out the following form and submit to Women’s Health Action.

Confirmed venues across Aotearoa New Zealand

Auckland Central
Auckland Zoo, Old Elephant House
Free entry for breastfeeding mother and child’
(Registration closes at 10.45)
Contact: Louise James / Jude Berman
09 520 5295 or jude@womens-health.org.nz

Auckland North Shore
East Coast Bays Leisure Centre
14 Bute Road, Browns Bay
Contact: Rochelle Jansen 
09 413 6925 or jansen.r@xtra.co.nz
South Auckland - Otara
Samoan Catholic Church
12 Otara Rd.
Contact: Peka Aati
O27 549902 or nkimura@thc.org.nz
South Auckland – Botany Downs
Maternity Unit
292 Botany Rd
Contact: Ngaronoa Kimura
0800 242229  or nkimura@thc.org.nz
South Auckland – Mangere
Turiki Health Centre
2/32 Canning Crescent
Contact: Ngaronoa Kimura
0800 242229  or nkimura@thc.org.nz
South Auckland – Papakura Marae
Hunua Rd, Papakura
Contact: Ngaronoa Kimura
0800 242229  or nkimura@thc.org.nz
Wellington Central
Venue to be confirmed
Contact: Vida Rye
04 972 5463 or vida@nurturenz.com
Lower Hutt
Venue to be confirmed
Contact: Sarah Krammer
04 938 5380 or  sarahkaye55@paradise.net.nz
Porirua
Venue to be confirmed
Contact: Kima Faasalele
alixbaker@xtra.co.nz
Kerkeri
Venue to be confirmed

Contact: Kelly Stratford
09 4038825 or strattys@xtra.co.nz
Paihia
Venue to be confirmed
Contact:  Kelly Stratford
09 4038825 or strattys@xtra.co.nz
Kawakawa
Baptist Church
19 Gillies Street, on State Highway One
Contact: Kelly Stratford
09 4038825 or
strattys@xtra.co.nz
New Plymouth
Venue to be confirmed
Contact: Amy Barton
06 7534485 or amyandana@clear.net.nz
Christchurch
Contact: jude@womens-health.org.nz
Dunedin
Queen Mary Maternity Centre
201 Great King Rd, Dunedin
Contact: Bronwen Moloughney
Bronwen.Moloughney@healthotago.co.nz
Invercargill
Invercargill Public Library
Children’s Services Activities Room
50 Dee Street, Invercargill
Contact: Southland Breastfeeding Advocacy Group
Kristen Lobb  rjlobb@xtra.co.nz
Timaru
Venue to be confirmed
Contact: Pauline Hole
pauline-dave@xtra.co.nz
Blenheim
Maternity Unit Wairau Hospital
Contact: Barbara Ryan
barbara.ryan@nmdhb.govt.nz
Waiheke
Contact: Beatle Treadwell
(09) 372 9847 beatle.t@actrix.co.nz
Feilding
Feilding Maternity Services
111 Derby Street
Contact: Carolyn Tranther
(06)323 7770 or feildingmaternity@xtra.co.nz

“The Big Latch On”


 Women’s Health Action is co-ordinating an attempt to break New Zealand’s 2005 record of 654 Women Breastfeeding Simultaneously at venues all around the country.

Celebrity, Petra Bagust and breastfeeding baby Jude ask all breastfeeding mothers to join them at a local venue or gather a few mothers together in a coffee group to be counted on Saturday 5th of August at 11am. It will be a fun and exciting morning.

Petra will be at the Old Elephant House at the zoo in Auckland

Details can be found at www.womens-health.org.nz or email Louise


 

 

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WABA: Protects, Promotes and Supports Breastfeeding Worldwide The World Alliance for Breastfeeding Action (WABA) is a global network of individuals and organisations concerned with the protection, promotion and support  of breastfeeding worldwide. WABA action is based on the Innocenti Declaration, the Ten Links for Nurturing the Future and the Global Strategy for Infant & Young Child Feeding. Its core partners are IBFAN, LLLI,  ILCA,  Wellstart International,  ABM and LINKAGES. Find out more at the WABA website.