Women, Infants, & Children (WIC)
A healthy start for Alaska's growing families. Offering nutritious foods, professional wellness coaching, breast milk support, and community pathways helping mothers and young children grow strong.
WIC Benefits & Support
Four main pathways of tribal family assistance
Nutritious Foods
Access to fresh fruits, vegetables, whole grains, dairy, baby formula, and protein-rich supplies.
Nutrition Education
Helpful dietary consultation and healthy cooking tools via interactive wichealth.org resources.
One-on-One Counseling
Empathetic checkups with registered dietitians and child growth coaches.
Community Referrals
Easy, direct links to pediatric care, family support services, and Medicaid/Denali Kid Care.
Who Qualifies for WIC?
You may participate in the WIC program if you satisfy the following:
✓ Live in the State of Alaska
✓ Are pregnant or currently breastfeeding
✓ Postpartum (up to 6 months after birth)
✓ Have a baby or children under 5 years old
✓ Have a nutritional health need
✓ Meet family income guidelines
*Note: WIC clinical staff will help assess your nutritional needs and family income levels during your scheduled appointment.
Application PDF Forms
Save time: print and complete these forms prior to your clinic visit
Completing these forms directly on your mobile device? We highly recommend downloading the free **Adobe Fill & Sign App** from your App Store.
Your First WIC Appointment
Follow these simple chronological steps to secure your supplemental benefits:
Locate & Call Clinic Office
Call 907-729-7277 to schedule a family slot. Families in remote regions may coordinate via local health clinics.
Submit Income & ID Proofs
Bring child birth certificates, proof of Alaska residency, and paycheck stubs or Medicaid enrollment verification.
Clinic Check & Card Refills
Bring all applicant infants and children to the appointment. Clinicians evaluate heights, weights, and refill EBT food cards.