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To apply for WIC in Vancouver, Washington, contact a local WIC clinic and schedule an eligibility appointment. WIC provides nutrition support for eligible pregnant, postpartum, and breastfeeding participants, infants, and children under five. It does not require an application for a phone or other unrelated product.
Vancouver WIC clinic contacts
Sea Mar’s Clark County WIC listing gives these locations and numbers, checked October 3, 2026:
| Clinic | Address | WIC telephone |
|---|---|---|
| Vancouver | 2502 E 4th Plain Blvd, Vancouver, WA 98661 | 360-397-8459 |
| East Vancouver | 19005 SE 34th St, Vancouver, WA 98683 | 360-726-6740 |
| Washougal | Washougal Social Services Center, 1702 C Street, Washougal, WA 98671 | 360-726-6733 |
Call before traveling to confirm the appointment location, availability, and whether a remote appointment fits your situation. The WIC numbers differ from some other Sea Mar medical-service numbers at the same sites.
For additional locations or changed contact details, use the Washington WIC Clinic Locator. Search Vancouver, your ZIP code, or Clark County. The map shows clinic contact information and provides a route to request contact from a clinic. If you cannot use it, call the state WIC support line at 800-841-1410.
What to say when you call
Tell the clinic you want a new WIC appointment, who in the household is applying, and whether you need an interpreter or accessibility accommodation. Ask:
- Is the appointment by phone or in person?
- Which proof of identity, Washington address, and income or qualifying benefits should I provide?
- Does the child or other applicant need to attend?
- What should I do if I am missing a document?
- How do I transfer an existing WIC case after a move?
Use Washington’s application instructions for the current checklist. The state says an initial appointment usually takes about 30–45 minutes; the clinic can explain the process for your case.
Eligibility and food benefits
Washington considers residence, the applicant’s eligible life stage, income or qualifying benefits, and a nutrition assessment. U.S. citizenship is not required. Parents, grandparents, foster parents, and other caregivers can ask about applying for an eligible child.
Read Washington WIC Eligibility: Income Rules and Your First Appointment for the household and income rules, or consult Washington DOH directly.
Approved participants receive specified food benefits and nutrition services. The package depends on the participant’s needs; WIC is not a cash payment or a flat amount awarded to every household. Your clinic explains the Washington WIC card and how to use the foods issued to you.