Women, Infants, Children (WIC)
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Clinic Locations - Schedule an Appointment
Delta | 435-864-3612 | 435-864-3612 |
Fillmore | 435-743-5723 | 435-743-5723 |
Junction | 435-577-2521 | 435-577-2521 |
Loa | 435-836-1317 | 435-836-1317 |
Manti | 435-835-2231 | 435-835-2231 |
Nephi | 435-623-0696 | 435-623-0696 |
Richfield | 435-896-5451 | 435-896-5451 |
What Food Does WIC Provide?
WIC foods improve the diets and health of women and children on WIC. As a result, pregnant women are less likely to have low birth weight babies. Children grow better and are less likely to have low iron.
What to Bring
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- Proof of identity for yourself and each child to be certified, such as a Driver’s license, Medicaid Card, Birth Certificate, or Passport. If you cannot bring one of these forms of ID, the clinic can explain other acceptable forms of ID.
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- Proof of address, such as a current utility bill with a street address (no P.O. boxes), rent or mortgage receipt. This is to verify you live in Utah and within the county served by the clinic.
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- Proof of income for each household member who works. You must bring documentation such as check stubs showing the last 30 days of pay. If you receive Medicaid you may bring your Medicaid card as proof of income. You may also bring a letter from Workforce Services showing the amount you receive in Food Stamps or the Family Employment Program.
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- Don’t forget to bring your children to be certified!