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NCDHD Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) Services

What is WIC?
 

Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) is a program that helps moms, babies, and young children stay healthy.

WIC gives families healthy food, tips on good nutrition, breastfeeding support, and help finding other health services. It is here to make it easier for families to get the support they need during pregnancy and early childhood.

If you are pregnant, a new mom, or have young kids, WIC may be able to help you and your family stay healthy and strong.

woman kissing a smiling baby

WIC Clinics

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Location                                                Time

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​NCDHD                                             Every Thursday from 8:30A - 4:00P    

422 E Douglas St., O’Neill                              Initial clinic 7/9 

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First United Methodist Church        Every 2nd Tuesday from 9:30A-4:30P

310 N. Woodward St., Ainsworth                  Initial clinic 7/14

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Mid Plains Community College       Every 1st & 3rd Tuesday from 10A-4:00P    715 US Hwy 20, Valentine                               Initial clinic 7/21 

Who Can Apply?

  • Pregnant women

  • Breastfeeding women

  • New mothers

  • Infants

  • Children—up to age 5

  • Foster children—up to age 5

Resources:

Breastfeeding

Nebraska Department of Health and Humans Services WIC

USDA WIC

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