name: WIC (Women, Infants and Children - National) -> WIC (Women, Infants and Children)
cat_notes: 5/15/08 LTel: Moved the reference under city advising addresses are to be found on the website to Notes. It was stretching out the facilities/org's list due to a lot of characters. Also, corrected facility name for proper list order (ie. "WIC"), and added link to existing facility record for WIC in MS. -> 5/15/08 LTel: Moved the reference under city advising addresses are to be found on the website to Notes. It was stretching out the facilities/org's list due to a lot of characters. Also, corrected facility name for proper list order (ie. "WIC").

name: (Women, Infants and Children) Nutrition Program -> WIC (Women, Infants and Children - National)
organization: Government Org: Women's Services -> Government Org: Women's Services/Nutrition Program
cat_notes: 5/15/08 LTel: Moved the reference under city advising addresses are to be found on the website to Notes. It was stretching out the facilities/org's list due to a lot of characters. -> 5/15/08 LTel: Moved the reference under city advising addresses are to be found on the website to Notes. It was stretching out the facilities/org's list due to a lot of characters. Also, corrected facility name for proper list order (ie. "WIC"), and added link to existing facility record for WIC in MS.

notes: See website for local offices: www.fns.usda.gov/wic/Contacts/ContactsMenu.HTM Update I called 1-800-545-6747 was informed this is the national main number. For the state of Mississippi call 1-800-721-7222. For other phone numbers and additional contact info such as addresses and websites, see the WIC state agency directories. Main Web address for states info. www.fns.usda.gov/wic/Contacts/ContactsMenu.HTM If you have updates to this list, please email us at wichq-sfpd@fns.usda.gov . WIC is a special supplemental food program for pregnant, breastfeeding, and post-partum women, infants, and children under five years of age. WIC helps you and your baby get healthy foods and healthy advice in the first years of life. If you're eligible for WIC, you'll receive at no cost: A monthy package of delicious, nutritious foods Valuable tips on healthy eating Health care referrals Breastfeeding support WIC food package The WIC food package provides nutritious foods to supplement your regular meals. You can choose some or all of the following, free of charge: White and chocolate milks A variety of hot and cold cereals, including infant cereal Cheese, Eggs, Beans, Peanut butter Baby formula A selection of 100% fruit juices, including infant juices Canned tuna and carrots for breastfeeding mothers Who is eligible To be eligible for the program, a woman, infant, or child must meet the income guidelines and be at medical or nutritional risk. Low iron levels in the blood (anemia), underweight, overweight, or poor diet are typical examples. A nurse or nutritionist will determine if an applicant is eligible for the WIC program. If you receive TANF, Food Stamps or Medicaid, you automatically meet WIC income guidelines. Apply in person USDA policy requires that applicants must apply in person for WIC benefits at their local WIC clinic. Parents not wanting to bring their newborns in to the WIC clinic have a 60-day period during which the newborn must be seen at the WIC clinic. Documents: What to bring to your WIC appointment Applicants must bring proof of income, residence, and identification to their WIC appointment. Examples of proof of income: A current pay stub less than 60 days old A signed statement from an employer indicating gross income earnings for a specified pay period Current W-2 forms An income tax return for the most current year Proof of Medicaid, TANF, or Food Stamps Examples of proof of residence: Pieces of mail that include the client�s current address (e.g. current utility bill, bank statement, etc.) A valid driver's license with the current address A mortgage ⁄ rental agreement Examples of proof of identification: A valid driver license A social security card A valid U.S. passport A current shot record A military ID A newborn crib card For More Information see this website: http://www.msdh.state.ms.us/msdhsite/_static/41,0,128.html It has links for: Find a WIC office near you: See our list of county offices by district WIC Income Guidelines -> See website for local offices: www.fns.usda.gov/wic/Contacts/ContactsMenu.HTM Update I called 1-800-545-6747 was informed this is the national main number. For the state of Mississippi call 1-800-721-7222. For other phone numbers and additional contact info such as addresses and websites, see the WIC state agency directories. Main Web address for states info. www.fns.usda.gov/wic/Contacts/ContactsMenu.HTM If you have updates to this list, please email us at wichq-sfpd@fns.usda.gov . WIC is a special supplemental food program for pregnant, breastfeeding, and post-partum women, infants, and children under five years of age. WIC helps you and your baby get healthy foods and healthy advice in the first years of life. If you're eligible for WIC, you'll receive at no cost: A monthy package of delicious, nutritious foods Valuable tips on healthy eating Health care referrals Breastfeeding support WIC food package The WIC food package provides nutritious foods to supplement your regular meals. You can choose some or all of the following, free of charge: White and chocolate milks A variety of hot and cold cereals, including infant cereal Cheese, Eggs, Beans, Peanut butter Baby formula A selection of 100% fruit juices, including infant juices Canned tuna and carrots for breastfeeding mothers Who is eligible To be eligible for the program, a woman, infant, or child must meet the income guidelines and be at medical or nutritional risk. Low iron levels in the blood (anemia), underweight, overweight, or poor diet are typical examples. A nurse or nutritionist will determine if an applicant is eligible for the WIC program. If you receive TANF, Food Stamps or Medicaid, you automatically meet WIC income guidelines. Apply in person USDA policy requires that applicants must apply in person for WIC benefits at their local WIC clinic. Parents not wanting to bring their newborns in to the WIC clinic have a 60-day period during which the newborn must be seen at the WIC clinic. Documents: What to bring to your WIC appointment Applicants must bring proof of income, residence, and identification to their WIC appointment. Examples of proof of income: A current pay stub less than 60 days old A signed statement from an employer indicating gross income earnings for a specified pay period Current W-2 forms An income tax return for the most current year Proof of Medicaid, TANF, or Food Stamps Examples of proof of residence: Pieces of mail that include the client�s current address (e.g. current utility bill, bank statement, etc.) A valid driver's license with the current address A mortgage ⁄ rental agreement Examples of proof of identification: A valid driver license A social security card A valid U.S. passport A current shot record A military ID A newborn crib card For More Information see this website: http://www.msdh.state.ms.us/msdhsite/_static/41,0,128.html It has links for: Find a WIC office near you: See our list of county offices by district WIC Income Guidelines
cat_notes: 5/15/08 LTel: Moved the reference under city advising addresses are to be found on the site to Notes. It was stretching out the facilities/org's list due to a lot of characters. -> 5/15/08 LTel: Moved the reference under city advising addresses are to be found on the website to Notes. It was stretching out the facilities/org's list due to a lot of characters.

town: see website for local offices www.fns.usda.gov/wic/Contacts/ContactsMenu.HTM -> SEE NOTES
notes: Update I called 1-800-545-6747 was informed this is the national main number. For the state of Mississippi call 1-800-721-7222. For other phone numbers and additional contact info such as addresses and websites, see the WIC state agency directories. Main Web address for states info. www.fns.usda.gov/wic/Contacts/ContactsMenu.HTM If you have updates to this list, please email us at wichq-sfpd@fns.usda.gov . WIC is a special supplemental food program for pregnant, breastfeeding, and post-partum women, infants, and children under five years of age. WIC helps you and your baby get healthy foods and healthy advice in the first years of life. If you're eligible for WIC, you'll receive at no cost: A monthy package of delicious, nutritious foods Valuable tips on healthy eating Health care referrals Breastfeeding support WIC food package The WIC food package provides nutritious foods to supplement your regular meals. You can choose some or all of the following, free of charge: White and chocolate milks A variety of hot and cold cereals, including infant cereal Cheese, Eggs, Beans, Peanut butter Baby formula A selection of 100% fruit juices, including infant juices Canned tuna and carrots for breastfeeding mothers Who is eligible To be eligible for the program, a woman, infant, or child must meet the income guidelines and be at medical or nutritional risk. Low iron levels in the blood (anemia), underweight, overweight, or poor diet are typical examples. A nurse or nutritionist will determine if an applicant is eligible for the WIC program. If you receive TANF, Food Stamps or Medicaid, you automatically meet WIC income guidelines. Apply in person USDA policy requires that applicants must apply in person for WIC benefits at their local WIC clinic. Parents not wanting to bring their newborns in to the WIC clinic have a 60-day period during which the newborn must be seen at the WIC clinic. Documents What to bring to your WIC appointment Applicants must bring proof of income, residence, and identification to their WIC appointment. Examples of proof of income: A current pay stub less than 60 days old A signed statement from an employer indicating gross income earnings for a specified pay period Current W-2 forms An income tax return for the most current year Proof of Medicaid, TANF, or Food Stamps Examples of proof of residence: Pieces of mail that include the client�s current address (e.g. current utility bill, bank statement, etc.) A valid driver�s license with the current address A mortgage ⁄ rental agreement Examples of proof of identification: A valid driver license A social security card A valid U.S. passport A current shot record A military ID A newborn crib card For More Information see this website: http://www.msdh.state.ms.us/msdhsite/_static/41,0,128.html It has links for: Find a WIC office near you: See our list of county offices by district WIC Income Guidelines -> See website for local offices: www.fns.usda.gov/wic/Contacts/ContactsMenu.HTM Update I called 1-800-545-6747 was informed this is the national main number. For the state of Mississippi call 1-800-721-7222. For other phone numbers and additional contact info such as addresses and websites, see the WIC state agency directories. Main Web address for states info. www.fns.usda.gov/wic/Contacts/ContactsMenu.HTM If you have updates to this list, please email us at wichq-sfpd@fns.usda.gov . WIC is a special supplemental food program for pregnant, breastfeeding, and post-partum women, infants, and children under five years of age. WIC helps you and your baby get healthy foods and healthy advice in the first years of life. If you're eligible for WIC, you'll receive at no cost: A monthy package of delicious, nutritious foods Valuable tips on healthy eating Health care referrals Breastfeeding support WIC food package The WIC food package provides nutritious foods to supplement your regular meals. You can choose some or all of the following, free of charge: White and chocolate milks A variety of hot and cold cereals, including infant cereal Cheese, Eggs, Beans, Peanut butter Baby formula A selection of 100% fruit juices, including infant juices Canned tuna and carrots for breastfeeding mothers Who is eligible To be eligible for the program, a woman, infant, or child must meet the income guidelines and be at medical or nutritional risk. Low iron levels in the blood (anemia), underweight, overweight, or poor diet are typical examples. A nurse or nutritionist will determine if an applicant is eligible for the WIC program. If you receive TANF, Food Stamps or Medicaid, you automatically meet WIC income guidelines. Apply in person USDA policy requires that applicants must apply in person for WIC benefits at their local WIC clinic. Parents not wanting to bring their newborns in to the WIC clinic have a 60-day period during which the newborn must be seen at the WIC clinic. Documents: What to bring to your WIC appointment Applicants must bring proof of income, residence, and identification to their WIC appointment. Examples of proof of income: A current pay stub less than 60 days old A signed statement from an employer indicating gross income earnings for a specified pay period Current W-2 forms An income tax return for the most current year Proof of Medicaid, TANF, or Food Stamps Examples of proof of residence: Pieces of mail that include the client�s current address (e.g. current utility bill, bank statement, etc.) A valid driver's license with the current address A mortgage ⁄ rental agreement Examples of proof of identification: A valid driver license A social security card A valid U.S. passport A current shot record A military ID A newborn crib card For More Information see this website: http://www.msdh.state.ms.us/msdhsite/_static/41,0,128.html It has links for: Find a WIC office near you: See our list of county offices by district WIC Income Guidelines
cat_notes: -> 5/15/08 LTel: Moved the reference under city advising addresses are to be found on the site to Notes. It was stretching out the facilities/org's list due to a lot of characters.

town: see website for local offices -> see website for local offices www.fns.usda.gov/wic/Contacts/ContactsMenu.HTM
main_phone: 1-800-545-6747 -> 1-800-545-6747
notes: WIC is a special supplemental food program for pregnant, breastfeeding, and post-partum women, infants, and children under five years of age. WIC helps you and your baby get healthy foods and healthy advice in the first years of life. If you're eligible for WIC, you'll receive at no cost: A monthy package of delicious, nutritious foods Valuable tips on healthy eating Health care referrals Breastfeeding support WIC food package The WIC food package provides nutritious foods to supplement your regular meals. You can choose some or all of the following, free of charge: White and chocolate milks A variety of hot and cold cereals, including infant cereal Cheese, Eggs, Beans, Peanut butter Baby formula A selection of 100% fruit juices, including infant juices Canned tuna and carrots for breastfeeding mothers Who is eligible To be eligible for the program, a woman, infant, or child must meet the income guidelines and be at medical or nutritional risk. Low iron levels in the blood (anemia), underweight, overweight, or poor diet are typical examples. A nurse or nutritionist will determine if an applicant is eligible for the WIC program. You can check your income against the current guidelines to see if you may qualify. � View the WIC income table If you receive TANF, Food Stamps or Medicaid, you automatically meet WIC income guidelines. Apply in person USDA policy requires that applicants must apply in person for WIC benefits at their local WIC clinic. Parents not wanting to bring their newborns in to the WIC clinic have a 60-day period during which the newborn must be seen at the WIC clinic. Documents What to bring to your WIC appointment Applicants must bring proof of income, residence, and identification to their WIC appointment. Examples of proof of income: A current pay stub less than 60 days old A signed statement from an employer indicating gross income earnings for a specified pay period Current W-2 forms An income tax return for the most current year Proof of Medicaid, TANF, or Food Stamps Examples of proof of residence: Pieces of mail that include the client�s current address (e.g. current utility bill, bank statement, etc.) A valid driver�s license with the current address A mortgage ⁄ rental agreement Examples of proof of identification: A valid driver license A social security card A valid U.S. passport A current shot record A military ID A newborn crib card For More Information see this website: http://www.msdh.state.ms.us/msdhsite/_static/41,0,128.html It has links for: Find a WIC office near you: See our list of county offices by district WIC Income Guidelines -> Update I called 1-800-545-6747 was informed this is the national main number. For the state of Mississippi call 1-800-721-7222. For other phone numbers and additional contact info such as addresses and websites, see the WIC state agency directories. Main Web address for states info. www.fns.usda.gov/wic/Contacts/ContactsMenu.HTM If you have updates to this list, please email us at wichq-sfpd@fns.usda.gov . WIC is a special supplemental food program for pregnant, breastfeeding, and post-partum women, infants, and children under five years of age. WIC helps you and your baby get healthy foods and healthy advice in the first years of life. If you're eligible for WIC, you'll receive at no cost: A monthy package of delicious, nutritious foods Valuable tips on healthy eating Health care referrals Breastfeeding support WIC food package The WIC food package provides nutritious foods to supplement your regular meals. You can choose some or all of the following, free of charge: White and chocolate milks A variety of hot and cold cereals, including infant cereal Cheese, Eggs, Beans, Peanut butter Baby formula A selection of 100% fruit juices, including infant juices Canned tuna and carrots for breastfeeding mothers Who is eligible To be eligible for the program, a woman, infant, or child must meet the income guidelines and be at medical or nutritional risk. Low iron levels in the blood (anemia), underweight, overweight, or poor diet are typical examples. A nurse or nutritionist will determine if an applicant is eligible for the WIC program. If you receive TANF, Food Stamps or Medicaid, you automatically meet WIC income guidelines. Apply in person USDA policy requires that applicants must apply in person for WIC benefits at their local WIC clinic. Parents not wanting to bring their newborns in to the WIC clinic have a 60-day period during which the newborn must be seen at the WIC clinic. Documents What to bring to your WIC appointment Applicants must bring proof of income, residence, and identification to their WIC appointment. Examples of proof of income: A current pay stub less than 60 days old A signed statement from an employer indicating gross income earnings for a specified pay period Current W-2 forms An income tax return for the most current year Proof of Medicaid, TANF, or Food Stamps Examples of proof of residence: Pieces of mail that include the client�s current address (e.g. current utility bill, bank statement, etc.) A valid driver�s license with the current address A mortgage ⁄ rental agreement Examples of proof of identification: A valid driver license A social security card A valid U.S. passport A current shot record A military ID A newborn crib card For More Information see this website: http://www.msdh.state.ms.us/msdhsite/_static/41,0,128.html It has links for: Find a WIC office near you: See our list of county offices by district WIC Income Guidelines
eligibility: -> To be eligible, a woman, infant, or child must Meet the Income guidelines and be at medical or nutritional risk. Low iron levels in the blood (anemia), underweight, overweight, or poor diet are typical examples.

name: WOMEN: WIC (Women, Infants and Children) Nutrition Program -> (Women, Infants and Children) Nutrition Program
organization: Hancock County Guide to Social Services -> Government Org: Women's Services

name: WOMEN'S SERVICES?: WIC (Women, Infants and Children) Nutrition Program -> WOMEN: WIC (Women, Infants and Children) Nutrition Program

name: WIC (Women, Infants and Children) Nutrition Program -> WOMEN'S SERVICES?: WIC (Women, Infants and Children) Nutrition Program

temp_perm: Temporary -> Permanent

notes: WIC is a special supplemental food program for pregnant, breastfeeding, and post-partum women, infants, and children under five years of age. WIC helps you and your baby get healthy foods and healthy advice in the first years of life. If you're eligible for WIC, you'll receive at no cost: A monthy package of delicious, nutritious foods Valuable tips on healthy eating Health care referrals Breastfeeding support WIC food package The WIC food package provides nutritious foods to supplement your regular meals. You can choose some or all of the following, free of charge: White and chocolate milks A variety of hot and cold cereals, including infant cereal Cheese, Eggs, Beans, Peanut butter Baby formula A selection of 100% fruit juices, including infant juices Canned tuna and carrots for breastfeeding mothers Who is eligible To be eligible for the program, a woman, infant, or child must meet the income guidelines and be at medical or nutritional risk. Low iron levels in the blood (anemia), underweight, overweight, or poor diet are typical examples. A nurse or nutritionist will determine if an applicant is eligible for the WIC program. You can check your income against the current guidelines to see if you may qualify. » View the WIC income table If you receive TANF, Food Stamps or Medicaid, you automatically meet WIC income guidelines. Apply in person USDA policy requires that applicants must apply in person for WIC benefits at their local WIC clinic. Parents not wanting to bring their newborns in to the WIC clinic have a 60-day period during which the newborn must be seen at the WIC clinic. Documents What to bring to your WIC appointment Applicants must bring proof of income, residence, and identification to their WIC appointment. Examples of proof of income: A current pay stub less than 60 days old A signed statement from an employer indicating gross income earnings for a specified pay period Current W-2 forms An income tax return for the most current year Proof of Medicaid, TANF, or Food Stamps Examples of proof of residence: Pieces of mail that include the client’s current address (e.g. current utility bill, bank statement, etc.) A valid driver’s license with the current address A mortgage ⁄ rental agreement Examples of proof of identification: A valid driver license A social security card A valid U.S. passport A current shot record A military ID A newborn crib card For More Information see this website: http://www.msdh.state.ms.us/msdhsite/_static/41,0,128.html It has links for: Find a WIC office near you: See our list of county offices by district WIC Income Guidelines -> WIC is a special supplemental food program for pregnant, breastfeeding, and post-partum women, infants, and children under five years of age. WIC helps you and your baby get healthy foods and healthy advice in the first years of life. If you're eligible for WIC, you'll receive at no cost: A monthy package of delicious, nutritious foods Valuable tips on healthy eating Health care referrals Breastfeeding support WIC food package The WIC food package provides nutritious foods to supplement your regular meals. You can choose some or all of the following, free of charge: White and chocolate milks A variety of hot and cold cereals, including infant cereal Cheese, Eggs, Beans, Peanut butter Baby formula A selection of 100% fruit juices, including infant juices Canned tuna and carrots for breastfeeding mothers Who is eligible To be eligible for the program, a woman, infant, or child must meet the income guidelines and be at medical or nutritional risk. Low iron levels in the blood (anemia), underweight, overweight, or poor diet are typical examples. A nurse or nutritionist will determine if an applicant is eligible for the WIC program. You can check your income against the current guidelines to see if you may qualify. � View the WIC income table If you receive TANF, Food Stamps or Medicaid, you automatically meet WIC income guidelines. Apply in person USDA policy requires that applicants must apply in person for WIC benefits at their local WIC clinic. Parents not wanting to bring their newborns in to the WIC clinic have a 60-day period during which the newborn must be seen at the WIC clinic. Documents What to bring to your WIC appointment Applicants must bring proof of income, residence, and identification to their WIC appointment. Examples of proof of income: A current pay stub less than 60 days old A signed statement from an employer indicating gross income earnings for a specified pay period Current W-2 forms An income tax return for the most current year Proof of Medicaid, TANF, or Food Stamps Examples of proof of residence: Pieces of mail that include the client�s current address (e.g. current utility bill, bank statement, etc.) A valid driver�s license with the current address A mortgage ⁄ rental agreement Examples of proof of identification: A valid driver license A social security card A valid U.S. passport A current shot record A military ID A newborn crib card For More Information see this website: http://www.msdh.state.ms.us/msdhsite/_static/41,0,128.html It has links for: Find a WIC office near you: See our list of county offices by district WIC Income Guidelines
organization: State/Fed -> Hancock County Guide to Social Services
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state: -> MS
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