How much do WIC services cost?
WIC services are free to participants.
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How much money can I make and still be on WIC?
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If I am homeless, can I get WIC services?
Yes.
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If I am no longer getting SNAP, can I still get WIC?
Yes.
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If I am under the age of 18 and live with my parents, can I get WIC?
You may qualify. If your parents/legal guardians meet WIC income requirements or provide less than 50% of your living expenses.
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If I am working, can I apply for WIC?
Yes. Working families can qualify for WIC.
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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.
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Information for Community Partners
Information about the WIC program for community partners.
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Notice of Nondiscrimination and Privacy Practices
HHS's Notice of Nondiscrimination and HIPAA privacy practices in English and Spanish
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Nutrition Classes at WIC
Information about how to complete WIC nutrition classes. Both online and in-person.
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Prevention
We are working together to create environments that decrease the possibility of suicide, alcohol, tobacco, drug use, and other mental health challenges.
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Shopping With Your eWIC Card
Information about eWIC cards and how to use them.
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Sign Up for WIC
Sign up for WIC in Washington County, Oregon.
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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.
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Washington County WIC FAQ
Answers to frequently asked questions about Washington County WIC, Oregon
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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 do I need for my WIC appointment?
You will need identification, proof of income and proof of address. Visit about your WIC appointment to learn more.
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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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