Bedford Stuyvesant Family Health Center’s WIC Office is a vital component of the center’s commitment to improving maternal and child health within Brooklyn’s underserved communities. Operating under the Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children (WIC), this office provides nutrition education, breastfeeding support, and access to healthy food resources at no cost to eligible families. Deeply rooted in the Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood, the center stands out for its culturally competent care and a deep understanding of the unique health challenges facing underserved populations.

Through partnerships with local health networks and community initiatives, the WIC Office helps bridge nutritional support with comprehensive healthcare services provided by BSFHC. Their staff includes certified lactation consultants, registered dietitians, and bilingual professionals who ensure accessibility and inclusive communication. As a federally funded program, the WIC Office upholds strict quality standards while tailoring services to meet the community’s needs. The office is particularly known for facilitating early childhood development and promoting healthy pregnancies through nutrition-based interventions. Its alignment with BSFHC’s overall patient-centered mission enhances continuity of care for families. For more information, visit https://www.bsfhc.org/.

Key Services:

– Eligibility screening and enrollment for the WIC program
– Nutrition counseling and personalized meal planning
– Breastfeeding education and lactation support
– Issuance of eWIC benefits for purchasing healthy foods
– Infant and child growth monitoring and health assessments
– Nutrition classes and workshops for families
– Multilingual support and culturally sensitive care