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Information About Your WIC Appointment

Information about how to prepare for your Washington County WIC appointment. Including what to bring and what to expect.
Information Women, Infants & Children

National Association of Counties

An interactive site providing county level investment trends and best practices.
Non-county resource Pandemic Recovery and American Rescue Plan

Nutrition Classes at WIC

Information about how to complete WIC nutrition classes. Both online and in-person.
Information Women, Infants & Children

Partner Organizations

Organizations partnering with Washington County to address the pandemic's impacts.
Information Pandemic Recovery and American Rescue Plan

Results for America

Local Government ARPA investments data and trends related to outcome.
Non-county resource Pandemic Recovery and American Rescue Plan

Sign Up for WIC

Sign up for WIC in Washington County, Oregon.
County resource Women, Infants & Children

Submit Eligibility Documents for WIC

To send your proof of identity, address and income to WIC, you can submit missing eligibility documents via this form.
County resource Women, Infants & Children

U.S. Department of the Treasury

The Coronavirus State and Local Fiscal Recovery Funds (SLFRF) program is a part of the American Rescue Plan providing funds to State, local, and tribal government to support response and recovery from pandemic.
Non-county resource Pandemic Recovery and American Rescue Plan

Washington County WIC FAQ

Answers to frequently asked questions about Washington County WIC, Oregon
Information Women, Infants & Children

What do I do if I am having problems using my WIC card?

We will help fix the problem. Please contact us at [email protected] or 503-846-3555.

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What does WIC stand for?

Women Infants and Children

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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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