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Follow the link below to find out if your accident qualifies. Accident Reporting Accident Reporting Many accidents can be reported online.More information about the program is on. The Texas Health and Human Services Commission administers WIC in Texas.

WIC is a federal nutrition program that provides healthy food, one-on-one nutrition counseling, recipes, nutrition classes, and breastfeeding support to pregnant, breastfeeding and postpartum women, and families with children, ages 1 to 5. In January, the benefit will return to its original amount of $11 for pregnant, breastfeeding and postpartum women and $9 for children 1 to 5 years old. Please contact the WIC Office at 21 for more information.

Fully and partially breastfeeding clients: $47.

Pregnant, postpartum and some breastfeeding clients: $43.

WIC clients will need to visit a WIC office to receive the following monthly allocation through the rest of the year: “Fruits and vegetables are essential to provide the right nutrients, vitamins and minerals at the critical developmental stages of pregnancy, breastfeeding, infancy and early childhood.”

“We are proud to be able to help families provide nutritional food to their young children,” said Texas WIC Director Edgar Curtis. The increase, which Congress approved in September, could help approximately 700,000 women and children in Texas. SAN ANTONIO (November 8, 2021) – The Texas Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children (WIC) is temporarily increasing benefits for families to purchase more fruits and vegetables through December 2021.