WIC (Women, Infants and Children)

WIC is a supplemental nutrition program that provides healthy food, breastfeeding support, and nutrition education to low-income families.

WIC Serves:

  • Women who are pregnant or have been pregnant in the last 12 months – including any pregnancy loss.
  • Infants and children up to 5 years old – this includes mom, dads, stepparents, grandparents, foster parents, or any guardian of a child under 5 years old.

If you have questions specifically regarding the WIC program, please email us at WIC@gallatin.mt.gov.

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Apply for WIC:

New WIC Applications:

Download the Healthy Together app and apply online.

Click the image below to download.

Current WIC Participants:

Download the Healthy Together app and check your WIC benefits, send secure messages and documents to your clinic, and ask for appointments – all in one place!

Click the image below to download.

If you don’t want to download the Healthy Together app to apply online, you can access Healthy Together in your browser. Click here to visit the Healthy Together website. 

Important for current WIC participants:

After downloading the Healthy Together app, click “CONNECT TO MY ACCOUNT” – please do not click “apply”.

Please be sure to “allow” notifications in the app.

Allow notifications for Healthy Together App
When downloading the app, if you already have a WIC account, be sure to click "Connect to My Account". DO NOT click apply.

2026 Summer Farmers Market Benefits

***Benefits Extended to October 10!***

Eligible WIC participants can receive $30 of electronic vouchers for the Famer’s Market Nutrition Program (eFMNP).

More WIC Resources:

Wick application checklist

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Wick smart app, nutritional education

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Click here for more information on how to apply for a breast pump if you are currently on Medicaid.

  • Pregnant woman
  • Breastfeeding woman with an infant under 12 months of age
  • Non-breastfeeding woman up to 6 months of postpartum
  • Infant under 12 months of age
  • Child 1 to 5 years of age
  • Individuals with children participating in Medicaid, TANF, and free or reduced-price school lunch
  • Note: Fathers, custodial grandparents, foster parents or other guardians may apply for WIC for their children.

Learn more specifics on eligibility requirements, click here.

  • Women and children who have Medicaid, HMK Plus, SNAP, or TANF are income eligible.
  • If you don’t have those programs, you may still qualify for WIC!

WIC is offering both in-person and remote (phone) appointments.

Your appointment will be in-person

  • If this is your first appointment with WIC. Please bring the following to your appointment:
    • Identification for all participants (Birth Certificate, Driver’s License, Social Security Card or Medicaid Card)
    • Proof of residence
    • Proof of income for all members of the household
  • If you recently had a baby

Growth and iron checks are now required for the initial and renewal appointments.

Labs from your healthcare provider may be utilized, if available.

Bozeman WIC
406-582-3115
Our temporary location is 400 E Babcock in Bozeman!

Our main building remains closed until further notice.
Gallatin City-County Health Department
215 W Mendenhall St.
Bozeman, MT 59718
The WIC door is on the north side of the building.

Belgrade WIC*
Heck/Quaw Building
91 West Southview Ave., Entrance 8
Belgrade, MT 59714
*by appointment only

West Yellowstone WIC
We do offer services in West Yellowstone.
Contact us for details:
406.582.3115
WIC@gallatin.mt.gov

Our team is here to assist you! Whether you need guidance on using your WIC card or the WICShopper App, understanding eligible items, or need in-person support at the store, we’re just an email away.

Contact us at WIC@gallatin.mt.gov for help!

Additional Resources:

Tips for Eating Healthy

Grocery game plan, calendar

Make a Weekly Meal Plan

Download this fillable weekly meal plan from myplate.gov to start off with healthy choices!

A heart-healthy meal is a great way to say, “I love you!” MyPlate includes lean proteins for heart health. You can find more resources for fruits and vegetables, whole grains, protein, and dairy from Healthy Eating with MyPlate. Click here to go to the healthy eating with MyPlate website. The resources are primarily from SNAP-Ed organizations. Click here to see recipes.

Nutritious snacks can be a great way to give children the nutrients and energy they need to grow, learn, and play. Check out the “Dried Fruit and Cereal Snack Mix” and “Chicken and Cheese Snack Cup With Grapes” recipes, with portions for children ages 3-5 and 6-18, in the Institute of Child Nutrition’s Child Nutrition Recipe Box. Click here for the recipe box website.

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