WIC services provided

"SNAP is administered by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) with the focus on nutrition. The program issues monthly benefits redeemable at authorized food retail stores with an EBT card. Eligibility and benefits levels are based on household size and income.

"Find out if you are eligible and apply online at mybenefits.ny.gov

Helps reduce food insecurity and increase access to fresh fruits and vegetables. Participants are referred through healthcare providers or community organizations and attend six weekly nutrition workshops, offered in person or virtually. Each session includes practical lessons on nutrition, food safety, smart shopping, and label reading, often with a cooking demo. Participants receive $25 in produce vouchers per class, earning up to $150 total upon completing the program."

"WIC programs offer nutrition, health, breastfeeding and wellness support for qualifying women, infants, and children. If you’re struggling to pay for high-quality foods for yourself or your child, need help with nutrition counseling, or you’re searching for the right health and social services, the North Country Family Health Center can help. The program is for all local residents who meet the eligibility requirements, and is a powerful tool for your family."

"A Registered Dietician is available to provide free nutrition information and counseling. This service is especially recommended for anyone who is on a special diet or with specific dietary problems. Counseling can be conducted over the phone, at a community dining site, or at an individual’s home."

"WIC programs offer nutrition, health, breastfeeding and wellness support for qualifying women, infants, and children. If you're struggling to pay for high-quality foods for yourself or your child, need help with nutrition counseling, or you're searching for the right health and social services, the North Country Family Health Center can help. The program is for all local residents who meet the eligibility requirements, and is a powerful tool for your family."

"Cornell Cooperative Extension offers free or low-cost educational workshops, applied research projects, and lots of useful information on food-related topics from food safety and nutrition to healthy eating on a limited budget. Explore our links, check out our upcoming events, then give us a call or visit our Education Center to learn more."

Monthly benefits for low-income working persons, disabled persons, and senior citizens. Eligibility is determined by multiple factors including family size and income.