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Women, Infants and Children (WIC)

WIC Participant Resources and FAQs

WIC Shopping Resources

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  • Nebraska WIC Food List and Shopping Guide

  • WICShopper
    Instructions/Simplifique sus compras de WIC

  • WIC de Nebraska Alimentos y Guía de Compras

Where to Shop

WIC approved stores can be identified in the following ways:

  • Check the WICShopper app for a list of WIC-approved stores and directions.
  • Look for the "WIC Shop Here" sticker that is displayed in WIC-approved stores.

Your local WIC agency can provide a list of approved stores in your area.

WIC Approved Stores in the ECDHD Area

Albion

  • Albion Thriftway, 334 W Main St., Albion, NE 68620
  • Gragert's Shur Save, 219 S 3rd St., Albion, NE 68620

Columbus

  • Hy-Vee, 3010 23rd St., Columbus, NE 68601
  • Super Saver, 3318 23rd St., Columbus, NE 68601
  • Wal-Mart SuperCenter, 818 E 23rd Street, Columbus, NE 68601

Schuyler

  • Didier's Grocery, 122 West 16th St., Schuyler, NE 68661

 

Frequently Asked WIC Shopping Questions (FAQ)

WIC Nutrition Resources

According to the American Academy of Pediatrics, children’s brains grow and change more in the first 1,000 days of their lives—that is, from the time of conception to their second birthdays—than at any other time. But whether you have a newborn, a toddler or a teen, nutrition is important to his or her physical and mental development.

At WIC, we'll help you access the food and nutrients your child needs to keep their development on track.

  • Includes information on building a healthy eating routine, cutting down on added sugars and sodium, making healthy drink choices, and tofu.

  • Information about baby formulas, starting solids, transitioning from infant foods to table foods, extra calories, mild & soy free diet for the breastfeeding mom.

  • Information including picky eating, vitamins and minerals, WIC foods.

  • Take the Road to Better Health in English and Spanish

  • Topics include breastfeeding, childhood, nutrition education, infancy, and health and wellness,

Helpful Community and Statewide Resources

We've all faced tough times and sometimes it's hard to know where to turn for help.  Below is a list that can help connect you with health and human services and programs for your unique situation.  Click on the links below to learn more about the resources available in our area.

  • 2-1-1 Resource Hotline links you to a page with help and resources including those for Addictions, Clothing and Household, Courts and Crime, Disability and Seniors, Education, Family, Financial Assistance, Food, Government and Veteran/Military, Health, Housing, Income and Employment, Legal and Consumer, Mental Health, Transportation and Utilities. The 2-1-1 Resource Hotline can also be reached by dialing 211 or by calling (866) 813-1731.
  • Community Service Directory to help find services in the Columbus area.
  • Nebraska Childcare Referral Network Step Up to Quality helps parents find the best care possible for the youngest Nebraskans.
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