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Support AB 2160: Strengthening Breastfeeding Support for California Families
AB 2160 (Rodriguez) continues to move forward in the California Legislature, and the California WIC Association is proud to co-sponsor the...
2025 CWA Impact Report
Our 2025 annual impact report features the achievements of our small but mighty team.
The Power of WIC Through Data Linkages
Improving data exchange to support individual health care and social needs through the Data Exchange Framework (DxF) is a high priority...
Dr. Shannon Whaley as Congressman Ted Lieu’s special invited guest in DC
Dr. Shannon Whaley from PHFE WIC had the honor of being Representative Ted Lieu’s special guest at the President’s Joint Address of Congress on March 4, 2025.
2024 CWA Impact Report
Our 2024 annual impact report features the achievements of our small but mighty team.
Celebrating 50 Years of WIC in California: A Golden Legacy of Health and Community Support
The California WIC Association celebrates 50 years of the Women, Infant, and Children’s Supplemental Nutrition Program at the State Capitol.
Charting a New Course to Improve the Quality of Prenatal Care
The journey toward ensuring optimal prenatal care is ongoing, with continual advancements and shifts necessary to meet the evolving needs of expectant mothers.
Meeting Challenges, Managing Change: CA Hospital Breastfeeding Rates Fact Sheets
This policy update on California breastfeeding and hospital performance includes important data on exclusive breastfeeding by ethnicity and in-hospital and exclusive breastfeeding rates.
Bringing Breastfeeding Home: Building Communities of Care
Because hospitals may be the only places where mothers can access skilled support, many mothers struggle to meet their breastfeeding goals after they leave. Support must continue beyond the hospital walls.
WIC WORKS: Higher Breastfeeding Rates Can Reduce Obesity
Breast milk provides the perfect balance of nutrients tailored to the baby’s needs, promoting healthy growth and development.
WIC WORKS: Policy Changes Raise Breastfeeding Rates
By promoting and supporting exclusive breastfeeding, we can contribute to healthier families and communities, creating a brighter future for the next generation.