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History |
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The WIC Works Resource System (WWRS)
began in January 2000 as a joint project between the National
Agricultural Library/Food and Nutrition Information Center,
USDA/Food and Nutrition
Service, and the University
of Maryland. The WIC Works mission is “to serve
as an encompassing resource for WIC nutritionists and other
WIC professionals nationwide.” Since that time, the WWRS
has grown to become an informative and thorough online resource
for health and nutrition professionals serving in the Special
Supplemental Nutrition Program for Women, Infants, and Children
(WIC).
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What
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WIC
Learning Online - Build your skills with this Web-based
course of 5 lessons: Communicating with Participants, Counseling
Skills, Reaching Participants Through WIC, Health and Nutrition and Feeding Infants: Nourishing Attitudes and Techniques. |
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WIC
Databases - Search the WIC Works Educational Materials database
for resources and handouts, the WIC Formula Database for product
and manufacturer information on infant informulas, exempt infant
formulas, and medical foods eligible for the WIC program or
the WIC Bulletin Board Exchange for ideas for developing and
posting nutrition and health-related bulletin boards in WIC
agencies. |
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The Sharing
Center - Find hundreds of electronic files from various
WIC State agencies on a wide variety of topics including downloadable
materials from the obesity prevention initiative Fit
WIC. Find out how you can share
your resources with us! |
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The Learning
Center - Get a knowledge and skills update in this section
based on the USDA/Food and Nutrition Service, WIC Nutrition
Services Standards; it
includes information on program services and resources, as well
as WIC-related reports and studies. |
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Topics
A-Z - Visit this section for information on relevant WIC-related
health and nutrition topics. |
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WIC-Talk
- Here you can subscribe to this on-line discussion group
and share WIC-related news and ideas with your colleagues.
Or you can simply search the archives. |
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For information about the WIC program
- Check out the About
WIC section
from USDA's Food and Nutrition Service. |
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Policies
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The WIC Works Resource System follows
the National Agricultural Library's policies
and disclaimers. |
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