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Conroe WIC Clinics In Texas

Below is a list of Conroe WIC clinics in Texas. The staff at these Texas WIC offices can assist you with the Women, Infants and Children program including how to apply and determine if you are eligible. In order to start your application process, you will first need to call one of the Conroe WIC clinic locations listed below to setup an appointment. Make sure to ask what documents you need to bring to your meeting so they can quickly and easily determine if you can receive Texas WIC benefits. Select a location below to find the WIC office phone number and office hours in the Conroe area. If you want to search for local clinics using a street address, then use the Find WIC Clinic Locations search form on the right side of this page.

Do I qualify to apply for benefits at the Conroe WIC office?

The WIC office in Conroe Texas can process your application for Women, Infants and Children (WIC) benefits. In fact, you need to appear at one of these facilities if you are interested in applying for benefits. If you are a qualifying family, your WIC clinic can help you access many different supportive services. However, you need to meet all of the program’s eligibility requirements before you can enroll. These criteria take into account your:

• Income. A WIC office can only accept your application if your household is low-earning. This means your family’s income totals at or less than 185 percent of the federal poverty level (FPL). Your maximum income requirement changes depending on how many people live with you.
• Residency. In order to receive WIC benefits, you need to be a TX resident. If you live in another state, you must submit your program application in the state you are living in.
• Categorical eligibility. Your WIC application will be denied if you do not meet the program’s categorical eligibility requirements. If you have a child, he or she must be younger than five years of age. If you are the parent, you must be pregnant, postpartum or breastfeeding.
• Nutritional risk. When you apply for benefits, representatives at your WIC agency will assess whether you are at nutritional risk. In order to enroll, it must be apparent that you have an unhealthy diet or a history of medical or pregnancy complications.

What documents should I submit when I apply for WIC in Conroe Texas?

It is important that you arrive at the Conroe WIC office prepared to demonstrate that you qualify for benefits. You should make sure you bring:

• IDs for you and your children. Suitable documents include a passport, driver’s license, birth certificate or Social Security card.
• Proof of residency. You can bring a copy of your lease, your mortgage receipt or utility bills for your home.
• Proof of income. If you receive paychecks, you must bring a stub for every check you received throughout the 30 days before you applied to your WIC appointment. Also, bring proof of any alimony, unemployment or social service checks you receive.

If you have a child who is applying for WIC with you, make sure he or she attends the appointment. Furthermore, if your child is vaccinated, you also need to bring proof of this to the clinic with you. If you have trouble finding any of these documents, be sure to contact your WIC office before your appointment. Program representatives can help you determine what other documents you can bring so they can confirm your eligibility.

What benefits can I receive from the WIC office in Conroe?

After the Conroe WIC office accepts your application, you can begin taking advantage of program benefits and services. Some of the WIC advantages you can receive include:

• Food packages and monthly funds you can use to shop for healthy groceries.
• Breastfeeding guidance and information.
• Comprehensive nutrition education.
• Referrals to various medical and social services.