Wood County created this non-pharmaceutical prescription pad to highlight their local work on strengthening referral networks. This pad provides referrals to the YMCA, WIC, Aging and Disability Resource Center, and […]
Wood County created these resource guides and lactation referral form as part of their local work on breastfeeding during the CPHMC project. This guide provides information on Wood County Public […]
Loudoun County created this resource guide to highlight their local work on chronic disease prevention. This guide provides contact information for medical, mental health, family planning, insurance and recreation services/resources. […]
District Health Department #10 created this non-pharmaceutical referral pad as part of their local work on community-clinical linkages during the CPHMC project. This pad has referrals for WIC, nutrition counseling […]
CCI created this resource navigator training manual as part of their local work to strengthen referral networks during the CPHMC project. CCI focused on getting their WIC population to utilize […]
Angelina County created this resource guide to promote their local work on strengthening WIC referrals as part of the CPHMC project. This guide for partner programs and agencies outlines qualification […]
Racine Kenosha Community Action Agency (RKCAA) created this poster to highlight their local work on healthy food access during the CPHMC project. This poster was presented at NWA’s Annual Conference […]
Gateway Community Action created this poster to highlight their local work encouraging breastfeeding friendly businesses and promoting healthcare referrals through the WIC Rx pad. This poster was developed as part […]
WIC-eligible women with unintended pregnancies and fewer social supports tend to participate in WIC, but those who experience more structural barriers are less likely to participate. Asian/Pacific Islander women may face specific challenges to WIC participation.
studies from the US Centers for Disease Control and Prevention have demonstrated decreases in the prevalence of obesity among 3- to 23-month-old infants and toddlers and among 2- to 4-year-old children enrolled in the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children
