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WIC | University Health WIC Programs - Raytown

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Resource Name:WIC | University Health WIC Programs - Raytown

WIC is a program that provides nutrition and breastfeeding education, healthy foods and other services to improve health care access and referrals at no cost. WIC's goal is to help pregnant people, new parents and young children learn about nutrition, eat well and stay healthy.

Eligibility

Must be a pregnant or postpartum/breastfeeding person, non-breastfeeding person up to six months after birth of the baby, person who has lost a pregnancy within the past six months, have an infant or child under 5, or be legal guardian of child under 5. Must have a nutritional need (WIC staff can help you determine this), and have a family income less than WIC guidelines (185% of poverty level). If you currently receive TANF or SNAP you are automatically income eligible.

Required documents

Picture ID for guardians and adult participants, identification for children, current income and proof of address

Hours

Mon 7:30am-5pm

Additional Contact Information

Languages

Access to interpretation

Application process

By appointment only

Fees

None

Service area

Jackson County, MO

address

9406 E 63rd St, Raytown, MO 64133

816-404-6135

Voice

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Main Phone

Last Assured

05/27/2026

Data provided by

United Way of Greater Kansas City 211

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