Henry County Health Department WIC

Services offered

Nutrition counseling on healthy eating during pregnancy infancy and childhood

Breastfeeding support

education

breastpump issuance and mother to mother counseling through the Peer Helper Programs

Supplemental foods such as formula

baby food

milk

juice

eggs

and other nutritious foods

Referral to other health care agencies

About this clinic

The mission of WIC is to safeguard the health of low income pregnant women, breastfeeding moms and infants and children up to 5 years of age who are nutritionally or medically at risk. Applicants must meet income guidelines or qualify for Medicaid in order to receive WIC benefits. Our clinic hours are Monday, Tuesday and Wednesdays. Late clinics and bilingual services are available.

Type: Clinic/Application Site

WIC foods: Milk: Cow’s Milk, Nonfat Dry Milk, Low Lactose or Lactose Free Milk, Soy Milk; Juice; Cereals: Cold Cereals, Hot Cereals (Regular or Original Flavor Only); Whole Grains: Whole Wheat or Whole Grain Bread, Buns, Tortillas, Brown Rice, Oatmeal; Peanut Butter; Beans or Peas: Dried Beans or Peas, Canned Beans; Eggs; Cheese; Tofu; Fruits and Vegetables; Fish: Canned Tuna, Canned Salmon; Dry Infant Cereal; Baby Foods; Formulas

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