WIC

Georgia WIC improves the health of families by providing nutritious foods, health education, breastfeeding support, and referrals to health care from staff dedicated to a healthy Georgia. Take the first step and join WIC for your family - because your children deserve a healthy start.

This free program is available to pregnant women, new moms, breastfeeding moms, and parents or guardians who are the sole provider of children under age five and meet the income and nutritional requirements. WIC serves over 220,000 Georgians; check your eligibility today!

WIC provides breastfeeding resources and one-on-one support while you learn and grow with your baby

Use your eWIC card to purchase nutritious foods for your family such as fresh fruits and vegetables, dairy, grains, proteins, and infant formula

WIC refers you to dentists, childcare & preschools, doctors, specialty health professionals, and more

WIC nutritionists and registered dietitians can help identify heath needs for your children and connect you to the right resources for your family

Our WIC offices have dedicated staff who are passionate about helping our state's families learn more about their health and wellness

The WIC program provides monthly food benefits that ensure participants receive the nutrients they need for a healthy future. The new eWIC card, similar to a debit card, creates an easy and efficient checkout process for participants to use at authorized WIC vendors all over the state. In the summer months, you can even use your WIC benefits at local farmers markets, so you’re always getting something fresh and local.

• WIC Approved Foods →
• Farmers Market Information →
• Using Your eWIC Card:  English →  |  Spanish →

The WIC program offers one-on-one appointments with nutritionists and additional resources to help participants be healthy and receive the right support for their individual needs.

• Nutrition Services →
• Georgia eWIC is here →

For any mom unsure about, beginning to, or already breastfeeding, WIC provides counselors, peer buddies, educational materials, and supplies to support you.

• Breastfeeding Support →
• Breastfeeding Basics →
• Breastfeeding Peer Counselors →
• More Information at GA DPH →

The WIC program makes Georgia healthier by providing participants with guidance, support, and resources. WIC staff are dedicated to helping the families they serve, including military and migrant families, multi-language families, those already on SNAP, and others.

• Income Eligibility Guidelines →
• Community Partner Resources →