WIC (Women, Infants, and Children) is a vital public health nutrition program offering comprehensive social services to income-eligible women, infants, and children up to age five in the Port Chester, NY area. Operated under the umbrella of the U.S. Department of Agriculture and administered locally, this program focuses on improving the health and well-being of low-income families through nutritional support, education, and referrals. Participants receive personalized nutrition counseling and access to healthy food items designed to support healthy pregnancies, infant development, and childhood growth.

One of WIC’s unique strengths is its culturally responsive outreach, providing services in multiple languages to serve the diverse community of Westchester County. The center fosters long-term health and self-sufficiency by nurturing nutritional awareness and connecting families to medical and social support networks. Through collaborative efforts with healthcare providers, community organizations, and public health agencies, WIC contributes to reducing food insecurity and supporting positive health outcomes in underserved populations. The organization is especially critical during crucial early childhood developmental stages, offering both preventative and intervention programs. Known for its welcoming and inclusive environment, WIC Port Chester plays an essential role in strengthening community health.

Key Services:

– Nutrition education and personalized counseling
– Healthy food benefits for women, infants, and children
– Breastfeeding support and peer counseling
– Health screenings and growth monitoring
– Referrals to healthcare, housing, and other social services
– Multilingual support for diverse families
– Prenatal and postpartum nutrition services
– Community health outreach and education programs