Women, Infants and Children Nutrition Program (WIC)
What is WIC?
WIC can help you or your family's health in many ways. Services we offer include:
- Health check ups
- Info and tips on healthy eating
- Breastfeeding help
- Info about other services that can keep you healthy
- Help to buy extra healthy foods
Can WIC Help You?
- You may be able to get WIC help if you:
- Are pregnant, have a baby (up to age of one) or are a child (up to age 5)
- Have a need to improve your diet (or your child's diet)
- Earn less than a certain amount of money
How Can I Find Out if I Can Get WIC?
Feel free to stop by our Roseburg office or call to set a time to meet. We will work with you to find out if you qualify. When we meet, please bring:
- Personal ID (for each person seeking services)
- Birth info (if applying for a child)
- Info on how much money your family earns
- Info showing where you live
Where can I get WIC services?
UCAN only offers WIC services in Douglas County. We offer services Monday-Friday from 8am-5pm in Roseburg. You can also arrange a time to see us in Roseburg Wednesday evenings. We also offer WIC a couple times a month in Drain, Canyonville, Glendale, Myrtle Creek, Sutherlin, Reedsport, and Glide.
How do I apply?
- Give us a call at (541) 440-3516.
- You can also stop our main office at: 251 NE Garden Valley Blvd, Suite N.
Dads, grandfathers and foster parents can also apply for WIC for their children.