Attention: All outreach sites are open. Participants/Applicants have the option to choose either in-person or remote appointments. The monthly outreach schedule can be found here:
Apply for WIC Online
WIC stands for Women, Infants, and Children. WIC offers nutrition education, breastfeeding support, referrals, and nutritious foods. WIC saves you money on your food budget. WIC gives you or your child food benefits every month. WIC foods/infant formula supplement what you buy for your family. WIC shows you how to be healthier and eat more healthy foods through nutrition education. They help you and your family find medical care, and you can learn about other services in your community that might benefit you. WIC has breastfeeding support and education through Certified Lactation Counselors and Breastfeeding Peer Counselors.
Who may apply? Pregnant women, non-breastfeeding mothers of babies up to six months after the baby is born, breastfeeding mothers up to one year after the baby is born, babies and children under five years old.
How do I apply? Please call 607-746-1700 or Apply for WIC Online
Don't know if you are going to breastfeed? Need Breastfeeding Support?
Contact the WIC Office to talk to one of our experienced, friendly Breastfeeding Peer Counselors.
**NEW income guidelines! See chart below!**
**Self-Employed farm and non-farm families may use NET INCOME**
eWIC is Here!
What is eWIC?
eWIC is an electronic benefits transfer card which eliminates paper checks and provides a more convenient way for families in the Women, Infants and Children program to shop for WIC foods. The new system ,which works like a debit card, will make shopping with WIC benefits more discreet. Participants will have access to nutritious food and the flexibility to redeem benefits as needed.
For more information visit NYS Department of Health
Have the new eWIC card?
Download the WIC2Go app to see your benefits, appointments, and find a store near you! You can also scan items to see if they are WIC acceptable!
To download through the iTunes App Store
To download through Google Play
WIC ACCEPTABLE FOODS CARD (CLICK HERE)
Meet our Breastfeeding Peer Counselors!
Our job is to help you identify strategies to help you and your baby to become successful with breastfeeding, as well as provide support and education prior to and after the delivery of your baby. Along with being a peer counselor, we are also moms who have breast fed our own children and would be happy to answer any questions and concerns you have along the way.
Our first Peer Counselor is Courtney Covell (right). “I am a stay at home mom with four amazing children. I’ve given all of my children a healthy start in life by breastfeeding. My goal as a breastfeeding peer counselor is to listen, encourage and give advice to mothers to help them on their journey to have a successful breastfeeding experience.
Our second Peer Counselor is Santana Brewster (left, with daughter Callie). "I am a stay at home mom to one amazing little girl, who I've successfully breastfed past a year and plan to continue for as long as I can. My goal as a breastfeeding peer counselor is to, help other mothers be successful in their breastfeeding journeys."
They are both excited to assist WIC moms to have a successful and enjoyable experience.
Hours of Availability
WIC staff are available from 8:00am - 4:00pm, Monday through Friday. Appointments will be offered on Mondays until 6:45pm, and on Fridays starting at 7:00am. Please call to make an appointment if you need to be seen outside of our normal 8:00-4:00 business hours.
If we are at a scheduled outreach site and you need to call us, please call 607-746-1700 and leave us a message with your name and phone number. We will return your call when we are back from the site.
Helpful Websites and Links:
- NY State WIC Acceptable Foods List
- NY State WIC Approved Formulas
- Medical Documentation Form for foods and formula
- WIC Breastfeeding Website
- WIC Participant Handbook
- NYS WIC Vendors
Spanish Materials:
If you receive SNAP (Food Stamps), Public Assistance (TANF) or Medicaid you are automatically income eligible for WIC. If you do not receive any of these services, refer to the income guidelines above.
Email: wic@delop.org
Phone: (607) 746-1700
Fax: (607) 746-1619
WIC Staff:
Andrea Byrne- WIC Director: AByrne@delop.org
Allison Baldo - WIC Nutritionist/Breastfeeding Coordinator: ABaldo@delop.org
Elizabeth Lambert, WIC Nutritionist: ELambert@delop.org
Ashlee Gransbury, CPST-WIC Clerk: AGransbury@delop.org
Courtney Covell, WIC Breastfeeding Peer Counselor: CCovell@delop.org
Santana Brewster, WIC Breastfeeding Peer Counselor: SBrewster@delop.org
This institution is an equal opportunity provider. For the full Nondiscrimination Statement, click here.
You can receive WIC even if you are not a legal resident, not a U.S. citizen, or if you do not have a social security number. Foreign students may also receive WIC while residing in New York State. You may still continue to get Food Stamps (SNAP), Public Assistance (TANF), or Medicaid while on WIC.