School Lunch Outreach

Did you know that the Women, Infants and Children (WIC) program is a sister program to the Child Nutrition Programs?  Both programs are under the umbrella of the USDA Food and Nutrition Service.  WIC offers one-on-one nutrition counseling including a wide-array of nutrition education, personalized breastfeeding support, referrals to other public health programs and health care providers.  Participants also receive nutritious foods like dairy, whole grain items, fresh fruits and vegetables.

Your child has you, and you have WIC

What can WIC provide for my family?

  • Healthy foods

  • Nutrition Counseling

  • Healthy Eating

  • Prenatal Nutrition

  • Health Assessment
    Breastfeeding Support

If your child qualifies for free or reduced-cost lunch, and you are pregnant or have children under the age of 5, you may qualify for WIC.

WIC can help your family have healthy foods by providing:

Vegetables and Fruit

Fresh vegetables and fruit; baby foods; and juice

Whole grains

Whole wheat bread and pasta, whole wheat or corn tortillas, brown rice, whole grain cereal

Fat-free and low-fat dairy products

Fat-free and low-fat milk and yogurt; infant formula

Protein

Tuna fish/salmon, beans, peanut butter, eggs

Income Guidelines

Household Size

Monthly (Gross)

Yearly (Gross)

1

$1,860

$22,311

2

$2,504

$30,044

3

$3,149

$37,777

4

$3,793

$45,510

5

$4,437

$53,243

6

$5,082

$60,976

7

$5,726

$68,709