San Carlos Apache Tribe WIC

Services offered

Checks that can be used at the grocery store to buy healthy foods

Information about nutrition and health

Help with breastfeeding your baby

Help in finding health care and other community services

Breastpumps to help you breastfeed even when you return to work

About this clinic

WIC provides education and support on pregnancy, nutrition, and breastfeeding. They also help by supplying mothers/families with good healthy foods for your baby, as well as referrals to needed health care services. WIC is a service of the Inter Tribal Council of Arizona, and is dedicated to decreasing the rate of obesity in children 3-5 years of age who live on the Hualapai Reservation.

Type: Clinic/Application Site

WIC foods: Infant Cereal and Formula; Infant Foods; Milk; Milk Alternatives; Yogurt; Cheese; Juice; Fruits and Vegetables; Dry Legumes, Peanut Butter and Eggs; Canned Beans; Canned Fish; Cereal; Whole Grains

Comments

Dana True: Gila County has contracted with the Arizona Diaper Bank. We distribute free diapers to mothers in third trimester and children of any age. The qualifications for immediate enrollment is must be on WIC (need a Verification of Certificate letter), AHCCCs and Snap. Other qualification is if their income is within the guidelines. Reason for me contacting your office is we have two clients, claiming to be on Tribal WIC but they have not given us the letter. We are able to get a letter through email contact with the local WIC Globe/Payson office. Would like to possibly be able to email, when we have a client applying to request the letter?

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