The Women, Infants and Children Program (WIC) in Hudson, MA, is a vital federally-funded initiative dedicated to supporting the health and nutrition of women, infants, and children in need. WIC provides essential services such as nutrition education and counseling, focusing on breastfeeding support, appropriate infant feeding, healthy eating during pregnancy, and practical meal planning on a budget. Our participants benefit from WIC cards that allow them to purchase nutritious foods at local grocery stores, including fruits, vegetables, whole grains, dairy products, and baby foods. Additionally, we offer valuable referrals to healthcare and social service agencies to complement primary care. With initiatives like the Good Food Project that features weekly healthy eating topics, our goal is to empower families with the knowledge and resources necessary for better nutrition. We specifically assist pregnant women, breastfeeding mothers, recent mothers, and children under five years old, including those in foster care, aiming to serve families with low to moderate incomes. For your convenience and safety, all appointments are conducted by phone. Individuals can also apply for WIC services online, ensuring easy access to our nutrition assistance programs.