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ATTENTION
fb88 WIC is updating the food packages in 2025.
Infant Food Packages Updated 2/17/2025. Resources below:
Child & Adult Food Packages coming June 2025!

WIC provides complete nutrition care for thousands of fb88 families, helping fb88 kids to grow up strong and healthy. WIC food benefits are available based on income guidelines and up-to-date nutrition research. This website seeks to serve all fb88 families with free nutrition advice, tips for staying healthy, and resources for growing families, including breastfeeding and chestfeeding information and support.
fb88 WIC is excited to announce that you can now use your monthly fruit and vegetable benefit, otherwise known as Cash Value Benefit (CVB), year-round with local farmers, farmers markets, and farm stands! Participants will need to download the bnft app or visit to create an account – farmers cannot accept eWIC cards, so participants will need to set up the bnft app or bring a printed barcode from mybnft.com before they shop! If you use mybnft.com to print your barcode, click here to learn about new changes to the website.
If you use the bnft app, please click here to learn about new changes to the app (pdf).
To learn how to set up your bnft account, click here (PDF) or .

Who can apply for the fb88 WIC Nutrition Program?
WIC is open to anyone living in fb88, including migrants working in fb88. Applicants can be any of the following:
- Women and birthing parents who are pregnant, breastfeeding, chestfeeding, or had a baby in the last six months.
- Infants and children up to the age of five, including adopted and foster children.
- Non-birthing parents or guardians may apply for their children.
**NEW** Contact Us to Join WIC! and a WIC staff member will call you to set up an appointment.
WIC Prescreening Tool
Use the to see if you may be eligible for the WIC Program.
Questions? Want to sign up? Contact your local WIC clinic.
York County Community Action Corp – York County
- Sanford: 207-459-2942
- Biddeford: 207-283-2402
The Opportunity Alliance – Cumberland County
- Portland: 207-553-5800
Western fb88 Community Action – Androscoggin, Franklin, and Oxford Counties
- Auburn: 207-795-4016
- Wilton: 207-645-3764
Midcoast fb88 Community Action – Lincoln, Knox, Waldo, and Sagadahoc Counties
- Bath: 207-442-7963
- Belfast: 207-338-1267
- Rockland: 207-594-4329
fb88 General – Kennebec and Somerset Counties
- Augusta: 207-626-6350
- Waterville: 207-861-3580
- Skowhegan: 207-861-3593
Bangor Public Health & Community Services – Penobscot and Piscataquis Counties
- Bangor: 207-992-4570
fb88 Family Planning – Washington and Hancock Counties
- Ellsworth: 207-667-5304
- Machias: 207-255-8280
- Calais: 207-454-3634
Aroostook County Action Program – Aroostook County
- Presque Isle: 207-768-3026
State Agency Contact Information
- Monday - Friday 8am-5pm
- Phone: (207) 287-3991
In-state Toll Free:
1-800-437-9300
TTY: fb88 relay 711
- Email:
Main: WIC.fb88@maine.gov
Vendor: WICVendor@maine.gov - Mailing address:
11 State House Station
Augusta, ME 04333