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Services provided by the
WIC Program:
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SUPPLEMENTAL FOODS
Monthly checks are provided for the following foods: cereal,
juice, eggs, milk, cheese, peanut butter or dried beans, infant
formula and infant cereal.
These are nutritious foods that will
keep you healthy and strong.
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NUTRITION INFORMATION
TO HELP YOU
- Use WIC foods to improve health.
- Get the most from your food dollar.
- Eat healthy during pregnancy and
breastfeeding.
- Click on the links below for additional
information:
REFERRALS TO OTHER
COMMUNITY RESOURCES
- Outagamie County
Early Intervention Program - Birth to 3
The first years of a child's life are the most important. Young
children learn and develop differently. One baby may walk
earlier than another, while another baby might talk first. Often
these differences will even out, but some children need extra help.
For these infants and toddlers, Early Intervention can make a
difference.
(920) 749-5870
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Immunization clinics
Immunizations are offered
free of charge through the Public Health department for children ages
birth to age 18 under the Vaccines for Children Immunization Program.
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ACCESS
This website is a quick and easy way for people who live in Wisconsin
to see if they might be able to get help through Wisconsin's health
and nutrition programs.
- Community Clothes Closet
(920) 731-7834
- Food pantries
St. Joseph Food Program - (920) 734-9461
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Doctors
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