Allen County WIC Continues to Operate
Despite pauses to other federal government programs, Allen County WIC will continue to operate as normal into November.
Current WIC clients can continue to receive services as normal, and WIC is accepting new qualifying clients. WIC provides wholesome foods, nutrition education, and community support to income-eligible people who are pregnant or postpartum, infants and children up to five years old.
Eligibility
To qualify for WIC, you must be pregnant or have a child under the age of five and meet our income guidelines. You likely qualify for WIC if you receive other benefits, including SNAP, Medicaid or have a foster child.
Stay Up-to-Date
Allen County WIC encourages current clients to enroll in text alerts to remain up-to-date on service availability. Clients can text "ALERT" to 22300 to enroll.
Contact: Allen County Public Health, 219 E Market St, Lima, OH 45801, (419) 224-8200
No changes to WIC services despite federal government pauses.
Author's summary: WIC services continue uninterrupted in Allen County.
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