Do I Qualify?

WIC serves low-to-moderate income families:

Currently pregnant
Breastfeeding a baby for up to one year after delivery
Non-breastfeeding individual for up to six months after pregnancy ends
Infants and children up to age five
Guardians who are the sole provider of a child under age five

Fathers and grandparents can also bring their children, age five and under, to apply for WIC.

Who Else Can Participate in the WIC Program?

San Bernardino County WIC helps families within the San Bernardino County service area that meet WIC income guidelines. Services are available to anyone who lives in California and meets the program guidelines regardless of race, color, national origin, gender, religion, age, or disability.

Families can receive help from WIC no matter what their immigration status is. Undocumented immigrants can receive WIC as long as they live in California.

Check to see if you meet income guidelines by using the WIC Eligibility Assessment Calculator. The number of persons in the family, including unborn children, should be counted in the family total.

For example, a pregnant woman with a single unborn child is counted as two (2) in the family. A pregnant woman with two unborn children (twins) are counted as three (3).

If you or another family member receives CalWORKs (TANF), you’re automatically income-eligible for WIC.

If you’re receiving Medi-Cal, CalFresh (SNAP), or Food Distribution Program on Indian Reservations (FDPIR), you automatically meet the WIC income requirements regardless of actual gross income.

Applying to WIC is Easy!

To see if you are eligible for the WIC program, call us or text ApplySBWIC or SolicitarSBWIC to 1-800-472-2321. WIC staff can do an eligibility assessment and let you know what documentation you will need to enroll on the program. Please review how we are offering services at this time.