Harnett County North Carolina Health WIC Appointment Information

Sexually Transmitted Diseases(STD)

Family Planning

Women's Wellness Clinc

Prenatal Care

Care Management for At Risk Children (CMARC)

Care Management for High-Risk Pregnancies (CMHRP)

Child Health

Teen Health Services

Child Fatality Prevention Team (CFPT)

Healthy Harnett -a Healthy Carolinians Partnership

Potassium Iodide Distribution: KI

Vital Records

Web Links to Health Information & Data

Women, Infants & Children (WIC)

WIC Income Guidelines/Eligibility

WIC Signup Request Form

What to bring for your appointment

WIC Foods

eWIC for Families

WIC Learning Online

Breastfeeding Resources

WIC Sites

Media

Downloads

988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline

Agency Brochure

Child Care Sanitation

Child Passenger Safety

Community Health Assessment (CHA)

NC EARLY CHILDHOOD ACTION PLAN

Notice of Privacy Practices

Resource Guide

State of the County Health Report

Tobacco Use

When you go to apply for WIC, please remember to bring:

Proof of identification (for all individuals applying for WIC)
Proof of income (for all household members with income)
Proof of residence (where you live)

Examples of what you will need to bring:

Identification: (Only one is needed) - Valid driver's license, Social Security card, current work/school ID, current Medicaid card, current military ID, birth certificate, immunization record, and for infants: hospital crib card, ID bracelet or mother’s verification of facts form.

Residence (where you live): (Only one is needed) - Current utility bill, valid driver’s license, current Medicaid card (or presumptive eligibility form), bank statement, current rental or mortgage receipts, Division of Motor Vehicle ID card.

Income: Current paycheck stubs, if self-employed your recent tax return or history of earnings for the past twelve months, current Medicaid card, a letter of certification for the NC Food and Nutrition Services, a letter from your employer stating gross income and frequency of pay, unemployment letter/notice.

To qualify for WIC, applicants must be both income eligible and have an identified medical/nutritional risk factor. These criteria will be assessed when you apply for WIC at your local WIC office.

With some exceptions, each person applying for WIC must be physically present at the time of application at the local WIC office.

For an appointment please call the WIC Office at 910-893-7570.

Health Department