In accordance with Federal civil rights law and U.S. Each booklet is worth $20 and can be used at designated markets throughout the season (July-October). Each active WIC member older than 6 months can receive 1 coupon booklet per year, up to 3 booklets per family. WIC holds an annual Farmers Market each summer where WIC families can receive vouchers for fresh, local fruits and vegetables.Please call 61 if you need assistance contacting your local WIC clinic. To search for the clinic closest to your zip code, click here. Google Map (Includes addresses & phone numbers) Stephens WIC moved to Linden Park WIC at 1350 Briarwood Avenue Columbus, Ohio 43211 and is a good location for families in the 43211, 43219, 43224 zip codes. Please visit us on Facebook to find out more. WIC also provides services at many of our pop-up clinics. Please check what you need to bring to each of your appointments. WIC services are provided by appointment at one of the many locations around Franklin County. WIC is for people who live in Franklin County, meet income guidelines and are at risk for medical or nutritional problems. Infant formula for infants not being exclusively breastfed.Breast pumps for work or school as needed.Referral to health and social service providers.Electronic benefits to use at major grocery stores for nutritious foods including infant foods, eggs, cereal, fruits, vegetables, whole grains, milk, peanut butter, and dried beans.Nutrition assessment, education, and counseling.WIC is an important part of children's lives during critical times of growth and development to make sure they avoid health and growth problems. WIC provides nutrition education, nutritious foods, and breastfeeding education and support. WIC is a supplemental nutrition program for women (pregnant, postpartum and breastfeeding), infants and children up to 5 years old. About service changes at Columbus Public Health due to COVID-19 here.

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