Family Caregiver Resource Center
WIC
The Women, Infant and Children’s Program is a federally funded supplementary food and health program. WIC has been in operation since 1978 in Greene County. The purpose of this program is to provide supplementary food packages to eligible families to improve the health of infants, children, and pregnant or breastfeeding mothers. It is administered through the Greene County Health Department. Nutrition education classes are held every two weeks at the Health Department. The Maternal and Child Health Nurses present programs on breastfeeding, feeding infants, toddlers, and preschoolers, food budgeting, meal preparation, and good nutrition during pregnancy.
WIC INCOME GUIDELINES
WIC NUTRITION
Nutrition Education
on the Internet
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Would you like to do your nutrition education on the Internet?
It's easy... It's fun... It's convenient!!!
Just follow these simple instructions to get started:
1. Visit the WIC Nutrition Education Website (click on the logo below).
You will be asked questions about your interest and needs; be sure to click on the
Yes/No options.
2. When you finish the education module, you will be asked to complete a small survey.
Your answers will be entirely anonymous and confidential and will be used to help improve the
site.
3. When you are done, print off the certificate of completion and place in your WIC folder to give to
staff at coupon pickup.
This will count as your nutrition education.
Click the image below to be directed to the Online Education.
WIC
NUTRITION
Nutrition Education
on the Internet
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