Georgia WIC Income Guidelines

This page provides the WIC Income Guidelines in Georgia. The WIC staff uses this to determine if you are income eligible for GA WIC benefits. In some situations, you may be automatically income eligible if you or a family member is currently receiving benefits from other state programs including SNAP (Food stamps), TANF or Medicaid. Review the Georgia Income Eligibility Guidelines below.

To view the full application process, how to apply for WIC in Georgia. If you still have questions or issues about the income guidelines or the states WIC application process, then contact the Georgia WIC program for further assistance.

There are some exceptions to the standard income guidelines that may qualify you for Georgia WIC benefits. If your income is slightly above the guidelines given below, then contact your local WIC clinic to discuss your potential eligibility with a WIC staff person.

Unborn children should be counted in family total. For example, a pregnant woman with a single unborn child are counted as two in the family unit. Pregnant woman with two unborn children (twins) are counted as three.