Lawrence County Wic

11/12/2025

If you do not receive an Ohio Medical card here is our income guidelines. Please be sure to count everyone working in the home's income. Also, if you receive a medical card, you will still need to provide income but will automatically qualify.

11/06/2025

Make your own veggie tray with your WIC benefits show us what you come up with...

11/05/2025

If you are facing food insecurity, you’re welcome to visit one of our mobile distributions.

Here is the list of locations for the month of November. During this difficult time, please be patient with us and with one another as we all continue to navigate this as best we can.

11/05/2025

11/05/2025

Most of these ingredients are already in your pantry, just waiting to be turned into this mouthwatering soup.

11/03/2025

🚨 Important WIC Update: Government Shutdown 🚨
We’ve been receiving a lot of calls asking if WIC benefits are being paused due to the government shutdown. As of now, WIC remains open and fully operational.
✅ You will continue to receive your benefits as scheduled, as long as you remain in compliance and attend your WIC appointments.
✅ We are still able to determine eligibility, take height/weight and hemoglobin measurements, complete paperwork, and provide nutrition and breastfeeding education, support, and referrals.
We’ve also heard reports that some stores are turning people away or saying WIC cards can’t be used. This is not true. Your WIC Nutrition Card is still active and can be used as normal. SNAP is not affiliated with WIC, and their shutdown does not affect WIC.
If you experience any issues using your card or a store refuses your WIC purchase, please contact our clinic right away so we can help resolve it.
In the event that WIC would have to close due to an extended government shutdown, you WILL be notified. Please check our page for updates.
Thank you for your patience and understanding...

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10/29/2025

Halloween is all about fun — and a little candy doesn’t have to scare your healthy habits away! Here are a few simple ways to keep things balanced this spooky season:
👻 Eat a balanced meal first: Enjoy a healthy dinner before trick-or-treating so no one starts the night hungry.
🍬 Sort it out: After the fun, sort candy together! Keep favorites and donate or store the rest for later. Make sure to check expiration dates and ingredients, too!
🧙‍♀️ Set candy limits: Offer 1–2 small treats after meals to help prevent sugar overload.
🕸️ Stay active: Turn trick-or-treating into a walking adventure! Count steps, have a zombie dance party, or three-legged monster race.
🍎 Mix in healthy snacks: Pair treats with fruit, nuts, or yogurt to add nutrients and help balance blood sugar.
Remember — it’s all about moderation, not restriction. A little planning makes Halloween both healthy and happy!

10/20/2025

If you or someone in your family has diabetes this is a great, free webinar series taught by both Registered Dieticians and individuals with diabetes to provide education and a space for questions.

Virtual Dining with Diabetes is back!
Join us on Thursdays | October 30 – November 20 at noon!
Held online for your convenience!
Scan the QR Code or visit go.osu.edu/virtualdwd to register!
Don't miss this opportunity to learn how to manage diabetes through healthy eating—right from your own kitchen!