What does WIC stand for?
Women Infants and Children
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What foods are approved for WIC?
Here is the WIC Food List.
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What happens if I move out of the area?
WIC is nationwide. Let us know when you are moving and we will give you information about transferring to a new WIC program.
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What is WIC?
WIC is a program that provides many services to people with a nutritional need or a health risk. These services include:
- Supplemental foods
- Health care referrals
- Nutrition education
- Breastfeeding support
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Where can I shop for groceries using my WIC card?
Grocery stores that will take your WIC card will have a WIC sign posted at the front of the store. When you sign up, we will help you find grocery stores that will work for you.
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Who Can Get WIC Services
Information about who can get WIC services in Washington County, Oregon.
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Who can sign up for WIC in Washington County, Oregon?
To qualify for WIC you must meet income guidelines and be in any of the categories below:
- A pregnant person
- Someone breastfeeding a baby under one year of age
- Someone who had a baby or was pregnant in the past six months
- A baby up to their first birthday
- A child up to their fifth birthday
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WIC Locations and Hours
Information about where WIC offices can be found in Washington County, Oregon. Including how to make an appointment and hours of operation.
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WIC Statement of Nondiscrimination
Washington County WIC is an equal opportunity provider.
Policy
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Washington County to shine a green light in support of veterans
Community members are encouraged to participate in Operation Green Light from November 6-12 by changing one light bulb in their home or business to a green bulb.
Media release
Health and Human Services
20th annual conference provides support and resources to unpaid caregivers
The conference on October 27 is specifically for unpaid family and friend caregivers who are caring for an older adult or anyone with dementia.
Media release
Health and Human Services
Resource fair aims to help grandparents and others raising relative children
Washington County’s Relatives as Parents Program (RAPP) is partnering with Oregon Kinship Navigator to host a resource fair on September 26 at the Hillsboro Brookwood Library.
Media release
Health and Human Services
Washington County highlights women in the military in four-part series
The shows will air on four consecutive Thursdays beginning June 8 and feature local women veterans.
Media release
Health and Human Services
Washington County to participate in “Operation Green Light” in support of local veterans
In honor of Veterans Day, Washington County will illuminate green the courthouse and Juvenile Services Building from November 7-13. Community members are encouraged to participate by changing one light bulb to green in their home or business.
Media release
Disability, Aging and Veteran Services
Unpaid family caregivers can find support and resources at free conference
This conference is for unpaid family and friend caregivers who are caring for an older adult or anyone with dementia. It’s also for grandparents and older relatives who are raising children. It is not intended for professional or paid caregivers.
Media release
Disability, Aging and Veteran Services
PACT Act greatly expands veteran benefits
The PACT Act, a new law passed earlier this month, expands Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) health care and benefits for veterans exposed to burn pits and other toxic substances. Veterans previously denied benefits should reapply.
Media release
Health and Human Services
Grandparents and other older relatives raising children invited to new caregiving series
This free three-part series will provide a safe and welcoming space for caregivers to connect with each other, learn new skills and get access to community resources.
Media release
Health and Human Services
Family caregivers invited to virtual workshops throughout November
For the second consecutive year, Washington County’s Family Caregiver Conference will take place virtually. The 18th annual conference, with a theme of Building a Community for Caregivers, will be offered via 10 online workshops during November, which is National Family Caregivers Month.
Media release
Health and Human Services
Annual family caregiver conference goes virtual this year
Just like every other conference this fall, Washington County’s Family Caregiver Conference will take place virtually for health and safety reasons.
Media release
Health and Human Services
Candidates to Address Senior and Veteran Issues
Candidates to Address Senior and Veteran Issues at a public forum on Sept. 30, 2010
Media release
Health and Human Services