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Effingham County Health Department WIC Clinic - Springfield WIC Clinics

  • Name
  • Effingham County Health Department WIC Clinic
  • Address
  • 802 Highway 119 South
    Springfield, GA 31329
  • Phone Number
  • (855) 262-7670
  • Fax
  • (912) 754-7623
  • Operation hours
  • Mon - Fri: 8:00am - 5:00pm
  • Type
  • Clinic/Application Site
  • Services Offered
  • Special checks to buy healthy foods from WIC-authorized vendors; Information about nutrition and health to help you and your family eat well and be healthy; Support and information about breastfeeding your baby; Help in finding health care and other community services
  • Description
  • Women, Infants, and Children’s (WIC) is a nutrition program that provides nutritious foods, and improved healthcare access for low and moderate-income women and children who are at risk of developing nutrition related health problems. WIC has been helping families for more than 30 years, preventing children’s health problems and improving their health, growth, and development. WIC children enter school ready to learn and show better cognitive performance.
  • Phone 2
  • (912) 754-6484
  • Contact Person
  • E-Mail
  • 9-1wiccallcenter@dph.ga.gov
  • WIC Foods
  • Fruits & Vegetables; Milk; Soy Products; Cheese; Eggs; Whole Grains; Peanut Butter; Beans/Peas/Lentils; 100% Juice; Cereal; Infant Foods; Fish

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  • WIC Breast Feeding Support
    Breastfeeding is essential in infant development and is recommended by the Women, Infant, and Child Program to be the best way of feeding babies.
  • WIC Eligibility Criteria
    To qualify for WIC benefits, applicants must meet Categorical, Residential, Income and Nutritional Risk Requirements.