WIC Program

Maximizes the health of women, infants, and children.

WIC is a federally funded health program which provides eligible Navajo County residents with nourishing supplemental foods, nutrition education, and referrals to other health and human services. All services are free.

Who is Eligible?

• Pregnant women
• Breastfeeding women
• Postpartum women
• Infants
• Children younger than 5 years

Other Requirements

• Meet income guidelines
• Be a resident of Navajo County
• Have a nutrition risk

How to Become a WIC Client

• Call one of the following Public Health Services District Offices to make an appointment at a WIC Clinic near you.

  Winslow: (928) 289-6030
  Holbrook: (928) 524-4750
  Show Low: (928) 532-6050

• Individuals enrolled in AHCCCS, TANF or Food Stamps meet WIC Program income eligibility.
• Bring approval letter as proof to your WIC appointment.
• For those not on one of the programs listed above, bring one of the following as proof of income for everyone who works:
  • Current Pay stub
  • Tax return
  • Social Security, public assistance or unemployment compensation award letter
• Bring proof of residency:
  • Current utility or cable bill
  • Rent or mortgage receipt
• Bring proof of pregnancy
• Those applying for the Program will need to have a simple health screening to determine nutrition risk.