Women, Infants & Children (WIC)

What Does WIC Provide?

Breastfeeding support
Healthy foods
Nutrition information
Referrals to health care and other social services

Who is WIC For?

Breastfeeding women
Children (under age 5)
Infants
Postpartum women
Pregnant women

Now Offering WIC@Home!

father and daughter using WIC@Home Families now have the option to attend some of their WIC appointments from the comfort of their homes. During a WIC@Home appointment, you’ll join other parents or caregivers using a video-chat website to share tips on nutrition or breastfeeding. All you need is a smartphone, tablet or computer with a webcam to participate.

Ask us about WIC@Home at your next appointment!

How to Use WIC@Home on iOS

How to Use WIC@Home on Android

Income Guidelines

Amounts are based on income before taxes. Those with SNAP, TANF or AHCCCS automatically qualify. If you are pregnant, the unborn baby is counted as a family member. The listed guidelines are effective April 2019.

Family Size	Monthly	Yearly
2 people	$2,607	$31,284
3 people	$3,289	$39,461
4 people	$3,970	$47,638
5 people	$4,652	$55,815
6 people	$5,333	$63,992

How Do I Apply?

Visit a clinic near you to apply (walk-ins are served after previously scheduled appointments).

When you visit, please bring the following items:

A form of identification - like a photo ID (driver's license, state ID), birth certificate, or immunization record
Proof of address - like a driver's license, state ID, or utility bill
Proof of income - like the last 30 days of pay stubs or letter from AHCCCS, SNAP, TANF, Section 8 housing
Each family member applying for WIC must be present

See more information on how to apply for WIC.

Women, Infants & Children (WIC)

What Does WIC Provide?

Who is WIC For?

Now Offering WIC@Home!

Income Guidelines

How Do I Apply?

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