The Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) Program in Winslow, AZ, is dedicated to fostering healthy nutrition for low-income pregnant, postpartum, and breastfeeding women, as well as infants and children up to five years old. Our mission is to provide essential food assistance, nutrition education, and breastfeeding support to families in need, ensuring that every child gets a healthy start in life. Participants can access vital resources, including supplemental foods and referrals for healthcare services. To enroll, individuals are required to provide proof of income, residency, child identification, and proof of address, allowing us to extend our vital support to those who need it most.

Meals on Wheels in Winslow, AZ, is dedicated to serving homebound seniors and individuals with disabilities by providing reliable and nutritious meal assistance. Our program ensures that those in need receive healthy, home-delivered meals, offering not just nourishment but also a vital connection to the community. With an annual membership donation of $20, participants can access this essential service and enjoy the peace of mind that comes from knowing they have support in maintaining their health and independence.

Early Head Start in Winslow, AZ is dedicated to enriching the lives of low-income infants, toddlers, and pregnant women through comprehensive child development and family support services. Our program offers a variety of options tailored to meet the needs of families, including Center-Based services that provide engaging early learning and care experiences, and Home-Based services that promote developmental support through weekly visits. Additionally, our Family Child Care services offer nurturing care in a family-like setting, while Combination services blend both home and center-based elements for a holistic approach. We work closely with families to address essential aspects such as nutrition, health and safety, mental health, and child development, ensuring that every child gets a strong start. We warmly invite families in our community to reach out and learn how to enroll in these invaluable services.

Women, Infants and Children (WIC) in Winslow, AZ, is a vital federally funded health initiative dedicated to enhancing the well-being of eligible residents through comprehensive food assistance and nutrition support. Our program provides free access to nourishing supplemental foods, personalized nutrition education, and invaluable referrals to health and human services. WIC is committed to empowering pregnant and postpartum women, infants, and young children up to age five with specialized resources including breastfeeding support, expert advice on nutritional practices during pregnancy, and guidance on fostering healthy eating habits in early childhood. To qualify for WIC, participants must meet specific income guidelines and residency requirements, and a WIC Code is established through a health screening process. We invite you to schedule an appointment to learn more about how WIC can support your family's health needs and access essential resources in Winslow.

At the Food Pantry in Winslow, AZ, we are dedicated to fighting hunger and ensuring that every individual has access to nutritious food. In partnership with First United Methodist Church and Saint Mary's Food Bank, we work tirelessly to provide emergency food assistance to those facing food insecurity. Our program is committed to meeting the basic nutritional needs of our community members, offering a welcoming environment where individuals can receive the support they need. We invite anyone in need to reach out and learn more about our food offerings and eligibility criteria, as together we strive to build a healthier, hunger-free community.

Arizona Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) Cash Assistance (CA) in Winslow, AZ, is dedicated to supporting the most vulnerable families with temporary cash benefits and essential services. Our mission is to help struggling families, especially children, secure their basic needs for health and safety while providing a pathway to self-sufficiency. With services that include direct cash assistance and supportive resources, we aim to empower families during challenging times. Applications for assistance can easily be submitted online, by mail, or by fax to your local Department of Economic Security office. We understand the impact of COVID-19 on employment and continue to adapt by offering services online and over the phone, with work requirements temporarily suspended to aid our community's recovery.