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Apply for WIC in Utah

Utah WIC (DOH) administers WIC for Utah residents. WIC provides free food vouchers, infant formula, breastfeeding support, and nutrition counseling for pregnant parents and kids under 5. Income limit 185% of federal poverty (more generous than SNAP's 130%).

Official Utah WIC portal:

https://wic.utah.gov/ →

Phone: 1-877-942-5437

Who qualifies

Pregnant, postpartum, or breastfeeding parents
Infants and children under age 5
Income at or below 185% of federal poverty level
Utah residents (residence requirement, no citizenship requirement)

WIC is safe for ALL immigrants. Public charge rules do NOT apply to WIC. People with DACA, TPS, mixed-status families, and undocumented adults can apply for WIC for their citizen children + their own pregnancy/postpartum benefits.

What WIC provides

Food vouchers / EBT card for milk, cereal, eggs, peanut butter, fresh fruits/vegetables, whole grains, beans, juice
Infant formula (typically Similac or Enfamil) for non-breastfed babies
Breastfeeding support — peer counselors, breast pumps, lactation rooms
Nutrition counseling from registered dietitians
Referrals to immunization, doctor visits, family services

How to apply in Utah

Find your nearest Utah WIC clinic: Utah WIC clinic directory
Call to schedule an appointment at the clinic (most require appointments)
Bring documents:
- Photo ID
- Proof of Utah residence
- Proof of household income (pay stubs, SNAP/Medicaid letter, etc.)
- The pregnant parent or child applying for benefits (in person)
Brief health + nutrition assessment at the appointment (~30-45 min)
Receive benefits — most Utah WIC participants get an EBT card; some clinics still use paper vouchers

Utah WIC clinics

0 state WIC clinics in Utah. Find your nearest one: Utah WIC clinic directory →

Need food while applying?

WIC processing can take 1-2 weeks. Use food pantries in Utah in the meantime: Browse Utah food pantries →

For full WIC application guide, see our national WIC guide or find a WIC clinic near you.