Enmarket arena marked a momentous occasion on Wednesday with the unveiling of its new Breastfeeding Room, now open to the public for upcoming events.   

Sponsored by Amerigroup Georgia, this brand-new addition to the arena, signifies a crucial step forward in ensuring mothers have access to essential amenities while attending events at the arena. This room now gives mothers a private and comfortable space to tend to their babies’ needs without any disruptions.  

"We are delighted to partner with Enmarket Arena to introduce this room for the residents and visitors of Savannah," said Mel Lindsey, President of Amerigroup Georgia. "This initiative underscores our commitment to creating a welcoming environment for all patrons, including families with infants. We believe that every mother deserves a supportive space where she can nurture her child comfortably, and this room will serve as a sanctuary for them." 

Equipped with essential amenities, the Breastfeeding Room features bobby pillows, disposable clip covers, breastfeeding pads, breast pump bags and cover-ups. These amenities are also available for mothers to use and take with them as needed, ensuring their convenience and peace of mind. 

 "We recognize the importance of supporting mothers in their breastfeeding journey, especially in public spaces like Enmarket Arena," said Maria Henriquez, Director of Medicaid Plan Marketing for Amerigroup Georgia. "Through this sponsorship, we aim to promote inclusivity and empower mothers to confidently nurture their little ones, knowing they have a dedicated space equipped with all the essentials." 

The introduction of the Enmarket Arena Breastfeeding Room aligns with Amerigroup Georgia and Enmarket Arena’s shared values of community support and empowerment. It represents a significant step forward in fostering a family-friendly environment within the arena, where every individual feels valued and accommodated.  

“Amerigroup’s sponsorship of this room exemplifies our commitment to making a positive difference in the lives of every resident across Georgia, extending beyond medical care,” Lindsey said. “We are focused on providing vulnerable with not only the physical support they need, but also the emotional support, dignity and happiness that will improve their quality of life and well-being.”