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Welcome to NM WIC

Nurturing the growth of healthy families in New Mexico

The New Mexico Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) Program is proud to offer free healthy foods, nutrition education, breastfeeding support, and community connections to help families live their best in the Land of Enchantment.

Can My Family Get WIC?

Find out if you’re eligible.

New Cards are here!

New WIC cards are being issued New Mexico! The new cards will be bringing some big improvements for New Mexico WIC families!

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Online EBT Information

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WIC & SNAP = Better Together

Hello, you may have received information about a referral sent to the New Mexico Department of Health’s Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) program after your last approval for benefits from the New Mexico Health Care Authority (formerly known as Human Services Department (HSD)). Because of your recent approval for benefits with the HCA, you may also be eligible to get additional benefits though WIC. WIC program staff will contact you with more information to see if you are eligible to get WIC benefits as well. If you would like to know more about the WIC program please visit our website.  Thank you! 

 

WIC & SNAP Better Together

step 1 — Use your WIC benefits to buy your healthy WIC foods.
Learn more at: www.nmwic.org/shopping-with-wic

step 2 — Use your SNAP benefits to buy the foods your family needs that WIC does not cover.
Learn more at: www.hsd.state.nm.us/lookingforassistance/electronic-benefits-transfer-ebt

step 3 — Cook and prepare healthy meals for your family.
Learn more at: www.myplate.gov/myplate-kitchen/recipes

This institution is an equal opportunity provider.

What Can WIC Save You?

Participating in the WIC program until your child is 5 years old can save you around $4,000.

This could buy you…

  • 160
    boxes of diapers
  • 200
    visits to the zoo for you and your child
  • 1,600
    gallons of gas
  • 440
    movie tickets
  • 6 months’
    worth of childcare savings
  • Savings
    for your child’s future

NM WIC Spotlight

Paula, a Roswell WIC eligibility interviewer, smiling at her desk in her office

NM WIC Staff Spotlight

Paula– Roswell WIC Eligibility Interviewer

A colorful beach ball floating on sunlit pool water

Health Tips

Warm weather and long days are perfect for outdoor sports and activities, exploring nature, swimming, traveling with family and friends and making happy memories.

Hands planting seedlings in the soil of a garden bed

Seasonal Highlights

Your Planting Calendar: If you plan to start or expand your garden this year to include seasonal fruits and vegetables it can be overwhelming to know when to plant your produce.

A mother breastfeeding her baby

Breastfeeding

Get support from WIC! Join one of our lactation support groups.

WIC warning: It is not safe to make infant formula at home. Photo of a woman feeding her baby with a bottle.

Dangers of Homemade Infant Formula

Several agencies and organizations are advising parents and caregivers to not make or feed homemade infant formula to infants. Click the link below for more infomation and to watch a short video. 

THANK YOU !

¨WIC thanks all nursing parents during World Breastfeeding Week and National Breastfeeding Month for their commitment to providing human milk and improving our global health and environment.¨ 

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