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Join FLCA or Renew Dues
FLCA is an affiliate of the International Lactation Consultant Association. FLCA was established in 1988.
FLCA is dedicated to creating a climate among health professionals, parents, and the general population which promotes, supports, and protects breastfeeding as the optimum method of infant feeding.
FLCA provides educational and networking opportunities four times per year at quarterly meetings for lactation consultants, lay breastfeeding counselors, and health educators. Membership dues run from January to December and are due on January 1st each year.
BENEFITS of MEMBERSHIP:
You'll receive a one-year subscription to Lactation Currents, FLCA's quarterly newsletter.
You'll have an opportunity to acquire FREE continuing education credits at quarterly meetings.
You'll receive a discounted registration at FLCA's biennial conference.
You"ll have use of FLCA's lactation library of books, audio tapes and video tapes.
You'll be added to FLCA's Yahoo E-Group List to communicate with other members.
You'll be entitled to a listing on FLCA's web site in the Lactation Services Resource Directory.
You'll be given a password to enter FLCA's Member's Only Section of the FLCA web site.
How to Get the Most Out of Your FLCA Membership
Attend our informative and enjoyable quarterly meetings. Dates and locations are listed on the website at http://www.flca.info/meetings.htm
Make regular use of the FLCA website: www.flca.info The password to the Members Only Section will change every year on February 28. You will receive a membership card with the new yearly password when membership dues are paid.
Borrow books, ILCA audio conference tapes, and videos from the FLCA library.
Read and contribute to FLCA's quarterly newsletter, Lactation Currents. If you would like to contribute please contact our newsletter editor on the Contact Us page of this website http://www.flca.info/contact_us.htm
Attend the biennial FLCA Lactation Conference. Information concerning the conference can be found on the website at http://www.flca.info/conferences.htm
Volunteer to serve on a FLCA committee, even if you cannot attend the quarterly meetings. Just contact the FLCA president and let her know how you would like to participate more actively in our organization. Our FLCA President on the Contact Us page of this website http://www.flca.info/contact_us.htm
Post to the Yahoogroups FLCA list. The list provides a valuable opportunity for FLCA members to network with fellow lactation supporters and professionals. It's a place where you can share resources and successes, request help with breastfeeding information, and relate breastfeeding news and happenings from around the state.
Renew your membership in a timely fashion. Membership extends from January 1 to December 31 of each year. By paying promptly at the end of the year, you will avoid being purged from the FLCA newsletter mailing list, the Yahoogoups FLCA list, and the members' registry. Paying promptly insures that there will be no lapse in your access to member services and lessens the work of such volunteer members as the Membership Chair, the Yahoogroups moderators and the webmaster. Members who have not paid by February 28 each year will be purged from all member benefits and lists. You will find a membership signup form in every copy of the newsletter, as well as on the website at http://www.flca.info/join_flca.htm
Be proactive, NOT reactive. Let's support each other in the goals of FLCA to promote, protect, and support breastfeeding and our profession!
THANK YOU for YOUR SUPPORT OF FLCA
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This internet site provides information of a general nature and is designed for educational purposes only.
If you have any concerns about your own health or the health of your child, you should
always consult with a physician or other healthcare professional.
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