Resources for partners

Partnering with communities to better serve our participants

On this page:

Outreach materials
Online courses for partners
Frequently asked questions
WIC partner collaborations

In Oregon, the Women, Infants and Children (WIC) Nutrition and Health Screening Program is part of the Oregon Health Authority. WIC is a premier public health nutrition program that provides nutrition and health education, healthy foods and other services for women, infants and children in Oregon.

Community partners are important in connecting families to WIC. Through referrals and consistent messaging, partners are an integral part in building healthy communities. This page is intended to be a resource for our community partners. For more information, contact your local WIC clinic, or call the state WIC office at 971-673-0040.

Outreach materials

For all non-WIC programs and organizations: to order Oregon WIC outreach materials, please fill out and submit our WIC Outreach Order form. (You'll need to download the form to use the 'Submit Form' button.)

You Do A Lot - WIC Is Here to Help! (rack card) 57-400

Available through Shopify and online: English Variety Pack | Spanish Variety Pack
Available online only: Arabic | Burmese | Chinese | Chuukese | Dari | Karen | Nepali | Pashto | Russian | Somali | Ukrainian | Vietnamese
Available for self-print: Arabic | Burmese | Chinese | Chuukese | English | Karen | Nepali | Russian | Somali | Spanish| Ukrainian | Vietnamese

WIC Outreach Posters 57-401 - 3 versions, 11x17, available in both English and Spanish

Family in stripes: Available in print and online: English | Spanish

Family in woods: Available in print and online: English | Spanish

Rocket meal: Available in print and online: English | Spanish

WIC Foster Parent Flyer 57-425 - Letter size, ready for printing

Available online only: English | Spanish

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

What are the WIC approved foods? WIC Food List
How does WIC improve the health of Oregon's families, communities and economy? Oregon WIC Annual Report
How does WIC improve the health of my county's families, communities and economy? County fact sheets
What are WIC's income eligibility criteria? Income guidelines
How do I contact my local WIC clinic? WIC clinics in Oregon

Online courses for partners

We are excited to share our eLearning training resources with you. The topics emphasize nutrition, breastfeeding, and participant-centered services. These courses were originally designed for WIC staff, but are applicable to those in the field of maternal and child nutrition, breastfeeding, early childhood education, and dietetics.

Getting started:

Read this introduction letter to partners (PDF)
Visit our Training Module and Online Courses page to get started in iLearnOregon.