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Women, Infants & Children (WIC)

Regla de Carga Pública y Beneficios de WIC (Español)

Public Charge Rule & WIC Benefits (English)

A Federal Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children.

Benefits include:

  • Healthy foods
  • Nutrition education
  • Breastfeeding education & support
  • Referrals to other programs & services within the community
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Do you qualify?

To qualify for the free WIC program, applicants must meet the following criteria:

  • Eligibility Group
  • Pregnant or Recently Pregnant Women
  • Breastfeeding Women
  • Children from birth to age 5
  • Residency
  • Live in Summit County, Utah
  • If you live outside our county, call us to ask about exceptions
  • Income
  • Check if you meet the WIC Income guidelines
View Income Guidelines
  • Health
  • Your first appointment includes a growth, nutrition, and health screening.
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If you qualify, our WIC staff will determine if your appointment can be completed remotely OR if you are required to come in-person to the clinic.

Your 5-Step journey begins

The following steps will be part of your WIC experience. Click on each step to know what you need to bring.

Step 1: Enrollment Meeting

Initial certification & program orientation.

  • Identification for each person applying (cannot be expired)
  • Proof of home address
  • Proof of income (Active Medicaid, SNAP, or TANF benefits OR Proof of income for the most recent 30 days)
  • Your child or children (a growth & health assessment will be performed)
Step 2: Education Session

Learn healthy eating & child wellness.

Completed at the office or online

Step 3: 6-Month Check-in

Update details & check progress.

  • Your child or children (a growth & health assessment may be performed)
  • Your identification
Step 4: Education Session

Second helpful information meeting.

Completed at the office or online

Step 5: Yearly Renewal

Second helpful information meeting.

  • Identification for each person applying (cannot be expired)
  • Proof of home address
  • Proof of income (Active Medicaid, SNAP, or TANF benefits OR Proof of income for the most recent 30 days)
  • Your child or children (a growth & health assessment will be performed)
For your Enrollment and Yearly Renewal meetings.
  • Identification for each person applying (cannot be expired)
  • Proof of home address
  • Proof of income (Active Medicaid, SNAP, or TANF benefits OR Proof of income for the most recent 30 days)
  • Your child or children (a growth & health assessment will be performed)
For Your Education Sessions and 6-month check-in.
  • Your child or children (a growth & health assessment may be performed)
  • Your identification
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How WIC helps you

Click on the tabs below to learn more about the various services the WIC program has to offer.
  • When you join WIC, you get a customized food plan that follows national health guidelines.
  • A health professional, like a nurse or dietitian, will work with you to pick foods that boost the health of you and your child.
  • These healthy foods help moms have safer pregnancies, and they help kids grow strong and avoid issues like low iron.
  • Learning about nutrition is a big part of WIC, and we offer helpful information sessions four times a year.
  • These sessions are designed to help you make healthy choices and understand how your food affects your body.
  • We cover lots of useful topics, including:
  • Eating right while pregnant.
  • Breastfeeding and bottle-feeding.
  • Starting your baby on solid foods around 6 months.
  • Planning meals and grocery shopping on a budget.
  • Dealing with picky eaters.
  • You can learn in a group setting, one-on-one, or even online.
  • You can use WICHealth.org to complete your education sessions on your own schedule—just contact us if you need help setting up an account.
  • WIC is a huge supporter of breastfeeding and offers great resources to help you along the way:
  • Peer Counselors: Get support from other local moms who have successfully breastfed.
  • Lactation Counselors: Get advice from breastfeeding experts if you run into tougher challenges.
  • Tools: We provide breastfeeding supplies, including breast pumps.
  • Preparation: We help you get ready to breastfeed while you are still pregnant.
  • Community Connections: We can hook you up with other local breastfeeding experts.
  • WIC is here to help you find other services you might need, like medical care, health insurance, and child development programs.
  • We can point you in the right direction for things like:
  • Vaccines (immunizations).
  • Help with quitting smoking or substance abuse.
  • Dentists and pediatricians (including well-child checkups).
  • Family planning.
  • Car seat safety.
  • Other programs that help with food.
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Ready to Sign Up?

If you think you may qualify for WIC, contact us today.

We are available by phone, text, and email every Monday-Friday 8am-5pm. Call 435-333-1515. Please leave a voicemail if we don’t pick up.

If you prefer to visit in-person, you may walk-in to one of our clinics (appointments are preferred and appreciated):

  • Park City

Monday, Tuesday, Friday (8am-5pm)

  • closed the last Friday of the month
  • Kamas

First Monday of the month (8am-5pm)

First Thursday of the month (8am-5pm)

  • Coalville

First Tuesday of the month (8am-5pm)

First Friday of the month (8am-5pm)

Call or Text 435-333-1515 to request an appointment

Helpful Resources

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If you have questions about Summit County WIC programs and services, please contact us today.
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