The South Carolina WIC Program provides free health services to low-income pregnant women, new mothers, and children under age five.

The program offers a free nutritionist-approved food list, which includes more than 100 foods. It also offers individualized nutritional advice, customized food plan recommendations, and weekly grocery shopping with delivery.

The program is implemented by hospitals, community health centers, and other nonprofit partners.

How does the South Carolina WIC Program work?

WIC is a federally-funded program that offers free health services to pregnant women, new mothers, and children under age five. It provides health services through its network of clinics and hospitals, and its partners include the American Cancer Society, the State of South Carolina Department of Health, and WIC partners.

The program provides a free list of approved foods to participants, and they can use it to shop for groceries and other items.

WIC also provides health services, including nutritional advice, nutritionist-approved food plans, and weekly grocery shopping with delivery.