WIC offices in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
The 21 WIC clinics serving Philadelphia — call to book your certification appointment. Pregnant women and infants get priority (10-day maximum wait by federal rule).
Ludmir Womens Health Center - Garfield Dunca
700 Spruce St St, 2nd Floor
(215) 978-6100
North Philadelphia WIC
2709 N. Broad Street, 2nd Floor Rear
(215) 229-3786
THE WELCOME TO WIC OFFICE - Mobile WIC Offic
2709 N. Broad Street
(215) 978-6100
E-3 Learning Center
5201 Old York Rd
(215) 978-6100
Olney-Logan WIC Office
5751 N Broad St
(215) 927-1950
Germantown WIC Office
47 W Chelten Ave.
(215) 714-7449
Parkwood WIC office
12349 Academy Road
(215) 978-6100
South Philadelphia WIC Office
1165 South Broad Street, 2nd Floor
(215) 463-5571
Temple Wyoming WIC Office
1331 E. Wyoming Ave.
(215) 978-6100
Excel South Academy - Webster Building
4641 Roosevelt Blvd
(215) 978-6100
St. Christopher WIC Office - Nelson Pavilion
160 E Erie Ave
(215) 427-6973
My Sister's Place
5601 Kingsessing Ave.
(215) 978-6100
WOODLAND AVE HEALTH CENTER - Woodland WIC Of
1741 S 54th St
(215) 726-1143
Cobbs Creek WIC Office
225 Cobbs Creek Parkway
(215) 978-6100
Overbrook WIC Office
5610 Lancaster Ave., Suite 1400
(215) 477-3360
Abbottsford Falls Family Practice
4700 Wissahickon Avenue, Building D
(215) 978-6100
Northeast WIC Office
7959 Bustleton Ave
(215) 745-7251
Aramingo WIC Office
2401 E. Tioga St.
(215) 533-9597
Lehigh Avenue WIC Office
217-233 West Lehigh Avenue
(215) 978-6100
Woodstock Family Center
1981 N. Woodstock St.
(215) 978-6100
STENTON FAMILY SHELTER/Guadenzia
1300 E. Tulpehocken St.
(215) 978-6100
Applying in Philadelphia: the short version
- Who qualifies: pregnant and postpartum women, infants, and children under 5 — applied for by any caregiver, including dads and grandparents. Full rules.
- Income: up to $61,050/year for a family of 4 (2026-2027 table), or automatic with Medicaid/SNAP/TANF. Full table.
- What you get: monthly foods on an eWIC card, infant formula covered in full, produce dollars, and breastfeeding support. Details.
Frequently asked questions
What documents are required to complete a WIC application in Pennsylvania?
Four things: photo ID for the adult; a birth certificate, crib card or medical record for each child applying; proof of your Philadelphia address (lease, utility bill or official mail); and proof of income — recent pay stubs, OR simply your Medicaid, SNAP or TANF card, which proves income eligibility by itself. Don't have everything? Go anyway: a sworn statement is generally accepted as a last resort and you typically get 30 days to complete proof.
What's the maximum income to qualify for WIC in Pennsylvania?
Pennsylvania uses the federal maximum of 185% of poverty. For July 2026 through June 2027: $29,526/year for a household of 1, $40,034 for 2, $50,542 for 3, $61,050 for 4, plus $10,508 for each additional member — gross income, before taxes. A pregnancy counts as at least one extra household member, and anyone with Medicaid, SNAP or TANF is automatically income-eligible regardless of these numbers.
Can I apply for Pennsylvania WIC online?
Yes — Pennsylvania accepts online applications (Apply online or call a WIC clinic near you to request an appointment). You start online and finish certification at a clinic, where the health check happens and your eWIC card is issued. Starting online usually means a shorter visit.
Is there a number to call to check WIC benefits in Pennsylvania?
Yes — the Pennsylvania WIC state hotline is 1-800-942-9467 (toll-free), run by the Pennsylvania Department of Health. Use it for benefit questions, clinic referrals and appointment help. For your eWIC balance, the state WIC app and your last receipt show it instantly, and the clinics listed above answer local questions directly.