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WIC Program

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Apply for WIC
To apply for WIC benefits, call the closest WIC Office serving your area. Included is a listing of local agencies offices and eligibility requirements and WIC income guidelines.
Agency: Department of Public Health
Breastfeeding
WIC supports Connecticut Mothers and families in Breastfeeding their children; the key to good health of mothers and babies, also has benefits for families, employers and the community in general. Find information on developing a plan to work and breastfeed and access to WIC nutritionists and peer counseling services.
Agency: Department of Public Health
EBT
The WIC Electronic Benefits Transfers (EBT) is an electronic process where the food benefits are automatically added onto a card, similar to a debit card. This card, which will be known as the eWIC card, replaces the current paper vouchers/checks.
Agency: Department of Public Health
Find a Local Agency
The Department of Public Health funds 12 local agency WIC Programs through contracts to operate 23 full-time offices and 35 part-time satellite sites covering Connecticut's 169 towns. A list of local agency coordinators and nutritionists.
Agency: Department of Public Health
Public Health FAQs
Citizens can access answers on a myriad of topics relating to the WIC Program, from general questions on the program to individual services.
Agency: Department of Public Health
Resources for Local Agency Staff
Agency Staff can find a listing of PDF documents relating to the subjects of agency outreach, financial management, certification fair hearings and more.
Agency: Department of Public Health
WIC Maps and Nutrition Data
A guide to the meaning behind the numbers of data to Geographic Information System (GIS) Maps and State & National-Level Nutrition Reports.
Agency: Department of Public Health
WIC Program
The Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children, better known as the WIC Program, provides healthcare referrals, nutrition education, breastfeeding promotion and support, and supplemental foods.
Agency: Department of Public Health

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Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP)

The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program helps eligible individuals and families afford the cost of food at supermarkets, grocery stores and farmers’ markets.