The manufacturer of Enfamil ProSobee has issued a limited voluntary recall of two batches of 12.9 oz Simply Plant-Based Powder Infant Formula manufactured between August and September 2022. Only a small number of batches are affected, and no other Enfamil ProSobee batches or other Enfamil products are impacted. For more information, visit the Enfamil’s ProSobee Recall 2023 website.

More information for WIC families on WIC temporary infant formula options can be found at the California WIC Infant Formula Options webpage. General guidance and information for California families about WIC contract formulas can be found at the WIC Contract Infant Formulas webpage.

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How Can I Get WIC?

Who is WIC for?

You may qualify for WIC if you:
  • Are pregnant, breastfeeding, just had a baby (or recent pregnancy loss); or
  • Have a child or care for a child under age 5; and
  • Have low-to-medium income or receive Medi-Cal, CalWORKs (TANF), or CalFresh (SNAP) benefits; and
  • Live in California.
WIC Eligibility
Assessment

Use this assessment to help you find out if you may be eligible for WIC benefits. Please be aware that only staff at your local WIC office can officially confirm that you qualify for WIC services.

Why choose WIC?

The California Women, Infants and Children (WIC) program is a food and nutrition program for growing families. The program provides nutrition education, breastfeeding support, benefits to buy healthy foods, and referrals to health care and other community services.

WIC services include:
  • Nutrition experts who specialize in nutrition for mothers and their children.
  • Support and information about breastfeeding your baby, including access to breastfeeding experts.
  • Help in finding health care and other valuable community services.
  • Benefits to buy healthy foods - such as fruits and vegetables, whole grains, milk, eggs, bread, cereal, juice, peanut butter, soy milk, tofu and more!

Learn more: California Families Grow Healthy with WIC
Brochure: English (PDF) | Spanish (PDF)


Or you can call toll free: 1-888-WIC-WORKS (1-888-942-9675)


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2) What do I bring to my first WIC appointment?

  • Each person who will be enrolling into the WIC program
  • Identification - for yourself & any children age birth to 5 years
  • Proof of address - a document verifying your current address
  • Proof of income - current documents such as, paycheck, tax return or letter from employer

3) What should I expect at my first WIC appointment?

At your first WIC appointment, you can expect a review of the WIC program services and benefits, including an Individualized Nutrition Assessment for each qualifying member of your family.



Page Last Updated: March 16, 2023




Your California WIC Card

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In-Person Tel: 1-800-852-5770
Email: WIC@cdph.ca.gov



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