WIC Food Package

Richmond WIC Vendor Recruitment and On-Boarding Timeline

Richmond City created this resource to outline the onboarding process for WIC vendors they developed during the CPHMC project. Richmond City Health District (RCHD)’s Community Partnership for Healthy Mothers and […]

Crescent City & DHPE #Choose2BHealthy Videos

In celebration of the 2017 National Farmers Market Week, DHPE produced three #Choose2BHealthy public service announcements (PSAs) about the WIC’s Farmers’ Market Nutrition Program. To produce these videos, DHPE worked […]

The Farmers’ Market Effect

Westbay presented this poster at NWA’s Annual Conference in April 2017. As part of the CPHMC project, their coalition worked to promote healthy eating and chronic disease prevention through pop-up […]

‘K-HIP’ Kenosha Health Improvement Project

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 […]

Fresh and Healthy Foods Encouraged by the Medical Community are now Affordable in Bonner County, Idaho

Panhandle Health District created this poster to highlight their local work on healthy food access as part of the CPHMC project. This poster was presented at NWA’s Annual Conference in […]

Making the Healthy Choice the Easy Choice in Rural Communities

District Health Department #10 created this poster to highlight their local work on healthy food access during the CPHMC project, and was presented at NWA’s Annual Conference in April 2017. […]

Making Baltimore’s Food Deserts Bloom with Healthy Food

JHU WIC created this poster to highlight their local work promoting healthy food retail in corner stores in the Baltimore area. This poster was created during the CPHMC project and […]

Would you Walk 40 Miles for an Apple? Bringing Food Equity to Indian Country

Five Sandoval Indian Pueblos created this poster to highlight their two-fold approach to improving healthy food access, through encouraging more vendors to accept WIC and expanding the inventory of healthy […]

East St. Louis Making Health Happen

East St. Louis Health Department created this poster to highlight their initiatives with local corner stores, including improving access to fresh produce, marketing healthy messages, and hosting cooking. demonstrations. This […]

Fruit Juice and Fruit in the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children Food Packages

In response to the Farris et al article, the authors remind readers that the final committee WIC food package review became available in January of 2017, and the committee recommendd that USDA allow Wic participants to recieve an additional $3 in the CVV instead of juice.