WIC income guidelines are updated each year. Normally the staff will give you a special card that you can show the staff in the state you are moving to. In order to be eligible for Ohio WIC, the gross countable income of the economic unit, of which the applicant/participant is a member, must be less than or equal to the Ohio WIC program income guidelines for economic unit size provided in the following chart. You will need this proof when you move to your new state so that you can continue receiving your benefits until it expires. Please note, if you are moving to another state you need to first contact your local WIC office and let them know so they can give you proof that you received Ohio WIC benefits. If you already participate in the program and have questions or issues, you can contact Tuscarawas County WIC Program Ohio as well and they can assist you. In Ohio, Montgomery County is ranked 86th of 88 counties in WIC Offices per capita, and 15th of 88. There is 1 WIC Office per 177,329 people, and 1 WIC Office per 153 square miles. When you call them, make sure to verify what documents you need to bring with you so that they have everything they need to determine if you are eligible to receive Ohio WIC benefits. There are 3 WIC Offices in Montgomery County, Ohio, serving a population of 531,987 people in an area of 462 square miles. If you need to apply for benefits and live in this area, then use the WIC office phone number listed below to call and schedule an appointment with their staff.
This WIC office, Tuscarawas County WIC Program Ohio, is located in Dover Ohio.
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