WIC Nutritional Services | Well Child Center

What is WIC?

Even working families often struggle to make ends meet. The Women, Infants and Children (WIC) Program may be able to help.

WIC is a federal nutrition program offered through the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) and administered in Illinois by the Illinois Department of Human Services (DHS).

WIC helps parents to feed their children properly during critical periods of growth and development. Well Child Center conveniently offers WIC at 4 locations in Northern Kane County. Scroll down for clinic locations.

The WIC program provides:

Nutrition education
Nutrition counseling
Breastfeeding support
Access to nutritious foods
Referrals to other services

WIC may be able to help if you . . .

are pregnant or breastfeeding
have an infant or children up to age 5
are working with limited income or have no income and need help providing food for your family

For more information about WIC and answers to Frequently Asked Questions, please check out this resource document! English | Spanish

Please bring the following items to your WIC appointment :

Identification (driver’s license, photo ID)
Proof of income (your most recent paycheck stub, income tax form, Medicaid card, SNAP ID or TANF ID)
Proof of address (your utility bill or recent mail)
Proof of birth (birth certificate for your infant or child)

** WIC does not require proof of citizenship or alien status.

** Any infant or child on WIC or qualifying for WIC must come to the clinic.

** This institution is an equal opportunity provider.

Nondiscrimination Statement-English

Nondiscrimination Statement-Spanish