Your WIC Visit

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How Often are WIC Visits

Most families have a WIC visit once every three months. Some visits will include getting you and/or your child's height, weight and iron checked. Other visits will be for nutrition classes.

Who Can Do WIC Business?

No one other than the first or second cardholder can conduct WIC business.

Each WIC family will be assigned an eWIC cardholder. A family is eligible to have two cardholders both of whom can complete WIC business.

This includes: Attending appointments, scheduling appointments, attending classes and shopping with eWIC.

First Cardholder
Must either be the woman participant or the parent or caretaker from the same household as the infant or child participant.

Second Cardholder
Does not have to be part of the same household as the first cardholder and participants. There is no age, relationship, or other criteria or restrictions as to whom the first cardholder may select as their second cardholder.

Contact WIC

Contact Us

(541) 682-4202

Email WIC

Se Habla Español

Fax
(541) 682-4248

Address
Lane County WIC Program
151 W 7th Ave.
Room 210
Eugene, Oregon 97401

Phone & Walk-in Hours
Monday-Friday
8:00 am-4:30 pm

Email WIC
WIC Supervisor
Tammy Johnson

Parking

Free parking in the Health & Human Services parking lot located behind the building off of Charnelton street

Metered parking on Charnelton street

Hult Center Parking Garage - 7th & Olive
$1per hour

Willamette Street Parking Garage - 7th & Willamette
1st hour is free

*No parking in the bank parking lot

Locations

Lane County WIC has several locations for your convenience. Our main office is in Eugene, however we have a satellite clinic in Cottage Grove and mobile clinics in Florence and Oakridge.

Eugene: 151 W 7th Ave. Rm 210
Oakridge: Mobile Clinic - parking lot of Orchid Health, 47815 HWY 58
Florence: Mobile Clinic - parking lot of the Siuslaw Public Library, 1460 9th St.

Please contact the main WIC office in Eugene if you'd like to schedule a visit at any of our clinics.

Phone/Text: 541-682-4202

two girls and their mother picture Please bring proof of address, ID (for you & your children) and income (OHP cards can be used for income proof) for the past 30 days to your appointments. WIC staff will start your visit by updating your records.

You and/or your child get to take part in a brief health screening that may include one or more of the following:

   * Health and diet history
   * Height and weight
   * Blood test for anemia
   * Nutrition counseling/education
   * Referrals to community resources

Please plan on spending around an hour at the WIC office for your visit. Appointment lengths vary depending on how many family members we will be seeing.

Am I Eligible?