Community and College Resources
South Texas College is committed to help meet the needs of our students, including assistance outside of the classroom. If you could use help with personal well-being, finances, food, and more, STC can connect you with our own services and also other resources in your local community.
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2-1-1 Texas |
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2-1-1 TexasA program of the Texas Health and Human Services Commission is committed to helping Texas citizens connect with the services they need. Whether by phone or internet, our goal is to present accurate, well-organized and easy-to-find information from state and local health and human services programs. We accomplish this through the work of our 25 Area Information Centers across the state. 2-1-1 Texas is a free, anonymous social service hotline available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year. Phone: |
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Access Esperanza Clinics |
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Access Esperanza ClinicsAccess Esperanza Clinics provides quality, confidential family planning and preventive health services for women, men and teens in Hidalgo County. Phone: |
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Alcoholics Anonymous |
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Alcoholics AnonymousAlcoholics Anonymous District 10 covers McAllen, Mission, Donna, Edinburg, Pharr, San Juan, Alamo, Weslaco, La Joya, Palmview, and Rio Grande City. If you would like to talk to someone regarding Alcoholics Anonymous or about the meetings in the area feel free to call our 24-hour hotline at 1-800-930-3215. Phone: |
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AVANCE |
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AVANCEUnlocking America’s potential by strengthening families in at-risk communities through effective parent education and support programs. Phone: Location(s): |
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Behavioral Health Solutions of South Texas |
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Behavioral Health Solutions of South TexasBHS of South Texas is a resource to all individuals, families, schools, human resource organizations, and business organizations. BHS of South Texas primarily relies on its community, state and/or federal funding. BHS of South Texas services include free screening, sliding scale, and fee for service based on client eligibility and type of program being requested. Phone: Location(s): |
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Border Region Behavioral 24-Hour Crisis Line |
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Border Region Behavioral 24-Hour Crisis LineBorder Region Behavioral Health Center exists to provide cost-effective services that improve the quality of life of those we serve by promoting independence in the community. Phone: |
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Border Region Behavioral Health Center |
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Border Region Behavioral Health CenterBorder Region Behavioral Health Center exists to provide cost-effective services that improve the quality of life of those we serve by promoting independence in the community. Phone: Location(s): |
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Buckner Children and Family Services |
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Buckner Children and Family ServicesBuckner provides innovative programming to support vulnerable children and families living in poverty in the colonias along the Texas/Mexico border. Buckner also help support the community through the Rio Grande Children’s Home and other humanitarian aid projects. Phone: Location(s): |
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CASA-Advocates for Children of Hidalgo County |
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CASA-Advocates for Children of Hidalgo CountyPromote and supports quality volunteer representation to provide each child a safe permanent and nurturing home. Phone: Location(s): |
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Catholic Charities of the Rio Grande Valley |
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Catholic Charities of the Rio Grande ValleyCatholic Charities of the Rio Grande Valley offers: emergency assistance program, sharing basket program, clinical counseling, disaster response, homeless prevention program, immigration and jail ministry, food program, catholic charities pregnancy center, military family relief project and counseling, medical assistance. Phone: Location(s): |
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Crime Victims Compensation of Texas |
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Crime Victims Compensation of TexasThe Crime Victims’ Compensation (CVC) Program is supported through a legislative appropriation from the Compensation to Victims of Crime Fund. Revenue for the Fund is collected from convicted offenders through criminal court costs, fees, and fines, while victims of violence are assisted with expenses related to the crime. Location(s): |
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Doctor’s Hospital at Renaissance Behavioral Center |
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Doctor’s Hospital at Renaissance Behavioral CenterPhone: Location(s): |
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Early Childhood Intervention (ECI) at Region One |
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Early Childhood Intervention (ECI) at Region OneEarly Childhood Intervention program serves children from birth to 3 years of age who have physical disabilities and developmental delays. Phone: Location(s): |
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Easter Seals Rio Grande Valley |
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Easter Seals Rio Grande ValleyEaster Seals provides services, education, outreach and advocacy so that people living with autism and other disabilities can live, learn, work and play in our communities. Phone: Location(s): |
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Edinburg Regional Medical Center |
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Edinburg Regional Medical CenterPhone: Location(s): |
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Family Crisis Center |
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Family Crisis CenterFamily Crisis Center provides free and confidential services to victims of family violence and sexual assault in Northern Cameron County and all of Willacy County. Phone: Location(s): |
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Food Bank of the Rio Grande Valley |
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Food Bank of the Rio Grande ValleyThe Food Bank of the Rio Grande Valley is passionately committed to improving lives through food assistance, nutrition education, and access to community services. Phone: Location(s): |
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GLBT National Hotline |
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GLBT National HotlinePhone Number: 1-888- THE-GLHN (1-888-843-4569) |
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Headstart Program | Visit Website for Headstart Program | |
Hidalgo County Community Service Agency |
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Hidalgo County Community Service AgencyOur mission is to improve the quality of life and promote self sufficiency of the low income and vulnerable households of Hidalgo County by providing effective, efficient, and comprehensive services through partnerships and direct funding. Phone: Location(s): |
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Hidalgo County Health and Human Services |
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Hidalgo County Health and Human ServicesPhone: Location(s): |
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Hidalgo County Indigent Care Program |
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Hidalgo County Indigent Care ProgramPhone: Location(s): |
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Hope Family Health Center |
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Hope Family Health CenterHope Family Health Center provides medical and counseling care to uninsured living in the Rio Grande valley. Phone: Location(s): |
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Loaves and Fishes of the RGV Valley, Inc. |
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Loaves and Fishes of the RGV Valley, Inc.Loaves and Fishes of the RGV Valley, Inc., offers food, shelter, job training and placement and provides monetary and non-monetary aid to those experiencing a life altering event that takes away their ability to afford the necessities of life. Location(s): |
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McAllen Medical Center | Visit Website for McAllen Medical Center | |
McAllen Pregnancy Center |
McAllen Pregnancy CenterMcAllen’s Pregnancy Center helps women through difficulties in an open, caring, and supportive environment. MPC offers services such as pregnancy testing and ultra-sounds. All services are 100% confidential and free. Phone: Location(s): |
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Mujeres Unidas (Women Together) |
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Mujeres Unidas (Women Together)Mujeres Unidas or Women Together provide shelter and programs for women, men, and children who are victims of domestic violence and sexual assault. Location(s): |
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National Domestic Violence Hotline | Visit Website for National Domestic Violence Hotline | |
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline |
Visit Website for National Suicide Prevention Lifeline 988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
National Suicide Prevention Lifeline 988 Suicide & Crisis LifelinePhone: |
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Nuestra Clinica Del Valle |
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Nuestra Clinica Del ValleNuestra Clinica Del Valle (NCDV) provides quality healthcare services to residents of the Rio Grande Valley. NCDV serves Hidalgo and Starr counties with 11 locations, including two school- based clinics to treat and care for your children. NCDV offers comprehensive medical services that include family medicine, internal medicine, pediatrics, obstetrics and gynecology, laboratory, radiology, nutrition, behavioral health and dental. Location(s): |
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Palmer Drug Abuse Program (P-DAP) |
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Palmer Drug Abuse Program (P-DAP)Palmer Drug Abuse is a fellowship of young people and parents who share their experience, love and understanding that they may solve their common problems and help others re-cover from the effects of mind- changing chemicals. Phone: Location(s): |
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Palms Behavioral Health | Visit Website for Palms Behavioral Health | |
Rio Grande Regional Hospital | Visit Website for Rio Grande Regional Hospital | |
Rio Grande State Center |
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Rio Grande State CenterRio Grande State Center is a state hospital that offers inpatient adult psychiatric services and out-patient healthcare, including primary care, women’s health, diagnostic services, psychiatric consults and prescription assistance program. Phone: Location(s): |
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Rio Grande Valley Empowerment Zone |
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Rio Grande Valley Empowerment ZoneCreate self-sustaining, long- term economic development in areas of pervasive poverty, unemployment and general distress. Phone: Location(s): |
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Salvation Army |
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Salvation ArmyAssesses the needs of each community in which they serve. We work to understand the obstacles, hardships, and challenges native to the area's particular population. Build the Programs designed to offer immediate relief, short-term care, and long-term growth in the areas that will best benefit the community. They offer the local community, working to continually optimize their efficacy via spiritual, physical, and emotional service. Phone: Location(s): |
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South Texas Behavioral Health Center |
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South Texas Behavioral Health CenterSouth Texas Health System Behavioral offers behavioral health care and treatment services for children, adolescents, adults and senior adults in both inpatient and outpatient settings. Phone: Location(s): |
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South Texas Civil Rights Project |
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South Texas Civil Rights ProjectThe South Texas Civil Rights Project (STCRP) mission is to promote racial, social, and economic justice through education and litigation. STCRP strives to faster equality, secure justice, ensure diversity, and strengthen communities. Phone: Location(s): |
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Starr County Memorial Hospital |
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Starr County Memorial HospitalPhone: Location(s): |
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STC Child Development Center |
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STC Child Development CenterSouth Texas College - Mid Valley Campus Child Development Center has established a high quality early care and educational program for children of STC Students, STC Faculty/Staff, and community. Children who experienced a quality program have a greater academic success, enhanced self-esteem, and increased self-control. The center is designed to meet the needs of the whole child. STC Child Development Center is staffed by qualified professionals and STC students with varying degrees of education and experiences. Phone: Location(s): |
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STC Disability Services |
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STC Disability ServicesCounseling and Student Accessibility Services offers counseling in a confidential atmosphere where the student may discuss concerns that are important to their educational and personal success. Phone: Location(s): |
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STC FAFSA Assistance |
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STC FAFSA AssistancePhone: Location(s): |
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STC Financial Aid |
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STC Financial AidPhone: Location(s): |
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STC Financial Wellness Center |
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STC Financial Wellness CenterThe Office of Career and Employer Services is committed to empowering students and alumni to connect their academic experience with career success through the development of professional marketability. Phone: |
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STC JagExpress | Visit Website for STC JagExpress | |
STC Mental Health Services |
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STC Mental Health ServicesPhone: Location(s): |
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STC PASS Program |
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STC PASS ProgramThe PASS Program provides support services to Career & Technical Education (CTE) students to assist them in completing their educational goals. Through Perkins grant funding, the PASS Program provides holistic comprehensive advisement to establish and enhance the connection between the student and college. Phone: |
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STC Scholarships |
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STC Scholarships |
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STC Semester Loans |
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STC Semester LoansThe Semester Loan Programs provides academic support to students as they work to fulfill their educational goals by providing technology to access key tools and resources, including Library databases, eBooks, Blackboard, and other helpful online resources. Laptops and Hotspots may be available subject to eligibility requirements. |
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STC Student Food Pantry |
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STC Student Food PantryThe South Texas College Student Food Pantry supports students who are experiencing food insecurity by providing them with adequate nutritious food. The pantry also keeps the students engaged by connecting them with additional college services to support their retention and graduation. |
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STC Telehealth |
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STC TelehealthCounseling and Student Accessibility Services offers counseling in a confidential atmosphere where the student may discuss concerns that are important to their educational and personal success. Phone: Location(s): |
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STC Threads - Career Closet |
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STC Threads - Career ClosetThe Office of Career and Employer Services is committed to empowering students and alumni to connect their academic experience with career success through the development of professional marketability. Phone: |
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STC Veterans Services |
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STC Work Study Program | Visit Website for STC Work Study Program | |
Texas Attorney General-Child Support Division |
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Texas Attorney General-Child Support DivisionPhone: Location(s): |
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Texas Department of Family and Protective Services (DFPS) Abuse and Neglect |
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Texas Department of Family and Protective Services (DFPS) Abuse and NeglectPhone: |
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Texas Department of Health and Human Services |
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Texas Department of Health and Human ServicesTexas Health and Human Services — which includes the Texas Health and Human Services Commission and the Texas Department of State Health Services — has hundreds of programs and services that help more than 7.5 million Texans a month live better lives, and it’s our strong foundation of dedicated people who make it happen every single day. Phone: Location(s): |
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Texas Runaway and Youth Hotline |
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Texas Runaway and Youth HotlineThe Texas Youth Helpline provides free and confidential services to youth, their parents, and other family members of youth in crisis who need help finding a counselor, safe shelter, legal information, other local referral information, or just someone to talk to. Phone: |
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Texas Workforce Commission – Vocational Rehabilitation Services |
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Texas Workforce Commission – Vocational Rehabilitation ServicesTexas Workforce Commission, administers programs that ensure Texas is a state where people with disabilities, and children who have developmental delays, enjoy the same opportunities as other Texans to live independent and productive lives. Phone: Location(s): |
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Tropical Texas Behavioral Health |
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Tropical Texas Behavioral HealthTropical Texas helps serve people with behavioral health needs through efficient and effective provision of quality services. Location(s): |
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Tropical Texas Behavioral Health Crisis Line Cameron and Hidalgo Counties Hotline |
Tropical Texas Behavioral Health Crisis Line Cameron and Hidalgo Counties HotlinePhone: |
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US Veterans Outreach Center | Visit Website for US Veterans Outreach Center | |
VAIL-Valley Association for Independent Living |
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VAIL-Valley Association for Independent LivingVAIL is a center for independent living (CIL). This means it is: Consumer controlled–It is run primarily by people who have disabilities themselves. A “CIL” requires that 51% of the people on staff, and 51% of the board of directors must be people with disabilities. VAIL enables people with disabilities to live more independently. Phone: Location(s): |
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Valley Aids Council |
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Valley Aids CouncilValley Aids Council is the primary provider of HIV prevention, education, and testing services and the only Ryan White funded agency providing medical care and support services for people living with HIV. Location(s): |
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Veterans Crisis Line |
Veterans Crisis LinePhone: 1-800-273-8255 Press 1 or Text: 838255 |
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VIDA-Valley Initiative for Development and Advancement |
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VIDA-Valley Initiative for Development and AdvancementTo formulate new institutional relationships in the Rio Grande Valley that simultaneously address employers' needs for skilled workers and link the area's unemployed and underemployed with high skills, high wage jobs identified in the region. The program provides job-training services to economically disadvantaged, unemployed, and underemployed adults with family responsibilities. Phone: Location(s): |
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WIC |
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WICThe Special Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants and Children, popularly known as WIC, is a nutrition program for pregnant, breastfeeding women and families with children younger than 5. Phone: Location(s): |
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Women Veterans Hotline | Visit Website for Women Veterans Hotline |