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What is WIC?

WIC is a nutrition education program that supplies supplemental foods for pregnant, breastfeeding, and postpartum women, as well as infants and children up to age 5.

Benefits include healthy foods, nutrition education, breastfeeding information, education & support, and referrals to other programs/services within the community. Services are provided by an appointment.

Non-Discriminatory Statement

Clinic Locations - Schedule an Appointment

Delta 435-864-3612 435-864-3612
Fillmore 435-743-5723 435-743-5723
Junction 435-577-2521 435-577-2521
Loa 435-836-1317 435-836-1317
Manti 435-835-2231 435-835-2231
Nephi 435-623-0696 435-623-0696
Richfield 435-896-5451 435-896-5451
Delta
Fillmore
Manti
Nephi
Junction
Richfield
Loa

WIC Income Guidelines

Who is Eligible?

A pregnant or breastfeeding woman

A woman who has just had a baby

A child under the age of five

Meet Income Guidelines >>>

Your household’s gross income must be at or below the amounts shown, based upon the size of your household.

Effective July 1, 2024 to June 30, 2025
1 $27,861 $2,322 $1,161 $1,072 $536
2 $37,814 $3,152 $1,576 $1,455 $728
3 $47,767 $3,981 $1,991 $1,838 $919
4 $57,720 $4,810 $2,405 $2,220 $1,110
5 $67,673 $5,640 $2,820 $2,603 $1,302
6 $77,626 $6,469 $3,235 $2,986 $1,493
7 $87,579 $7,299 $3,650 $3,369 $1,685
8 $97,532 $8,128 $4,064 $3,752 $1,876
Each Addt'l Family Member $9,953 $830 $415 $383 $192

*Pregnant women count as 2 (mom and unborn child) when calculating household size.

What Food Does WIC Provide?

WIC foods improve the diets and health of women and children on WIC. As a result, pregnant women are less likely to have low birth weight babies. Children grow better and are less likely to have low iron.

WIC Foods

What to Bring

    • Proof of identity for yourself and each child to be certified, such as a Driver’s license, Medicaid Card, Birth Certificate, or Passport. If you cannot bring one of these forms of ID, the clinic can explain other acceptable forms of ID.
    • Proof of address, such as a current utility bill with a street address (no P.O. boxes), rent or mortgage receipt. This is to verify you live in Utah and within the county served by the clinic.
    • Proof of income for each household member who works. You must bring documentation such as check stubs showing the last 30 days of pay. If you receive Medicaid you may bring your Medicaid card as proof of income. You may also bring a letter from Workforce Services showing the amount you receive in Food Stamps or the Family Employment Program.
    • Don’t forget to bring your children to be certified!
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