In the fourth webinar of the series, the Breastfeeding Public Health Partners are chartering a course that explores shifts in the public health landscape of skilled lactation support. Embracing the language of equitable continuity of care for breastfeeding families, the partners and other invited guests will discuss the spectrum of care and supports needed to ensure that every family in the community receive appropriately tailored care throughout their breastfeeding experience. Building a solid care continuum for families requires well-tended connections between community systems by an array of skilled lactation support providers. This session will describe systemic solutions to create continuity in the community, by increasing access and availability of skilled breastfeeding support in other spaces that families are, beyond the clinical maternity care and workplace environments.