Delaware WIC Benefits for Single Mothers: The No‑Fluff 2025 Guide

Last updated: September 2025

This guide gives you exact Delaware WIC rules, dollar amounts, phone numbers, and step‑by‑step actions. Every figure is linked to an official source. If you’re scanning on your phone, start with the Quick Help box.

Quick Help (scan me)

• Call the Delaware WIC helpline: 1‑800‑222‑2189 (statewide). For the State WIC Office: 302‑741‑2900. These are the numbers USDA lists for Delaware WIC. (fns.usda.gov)
• Find your nearest clinic and book: New Castle clinics (302‑605‑4099/4066/6653); Kent clinics (302‑605‑1833); Sussex clinics (302‑605‑4055); Spanish line (302‑605‑4077). Full addresses below. (delaware.wicresources.org)
• Check your likely eligibility in minutes (no commitment): Use Delaware’s official WIC Client Portal “WoW” (Check Eligibility). (wicclientportal.dhss.delaware.gov)
• Income limits (July 1, 2025–June 30, 2026): for a family of 2 up to $3,261/month\ast \ast ;of3upto\ast \ast$4,109/month; of 4 up to $4,957/month (185% FPL). Full table below. (delaware.wicresources.org, fns.usda.gov, federalregister.gov)
• Monthly fruits/veggies (CVB) added to WIC food package through Sept 30, 2025: child $26\ast \ast ,pregnant/postpartum\ast \ast$47, breastfeeding $52. These are the FY 2025 official amounts. (fns.usda.gov)
• Farmers’ Market benefit (summer/fall): $30 per participant via the SoliMarket app, typically June 1–Nov 30. Ask at your June–Aug appointment. (delaware.wicresources.org)
• Lost eWIC card/PIN help or to check balance: 1‑877‑289‑8208 or ebtedge.com. Benefits start at midnight on your start date and expire at midnight on the end date printed on your receipt. (delaware.wicresources.org)

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Quick Reference Cheat Sheet

• Where to apply: call clinics (numbers above) or use the official Delaware WIC Client Portal to check eligibility and manage appointments. (wicclientportal.dhss.delaware.gov)
• Adjunct/automatic income‑qualifying programs in Delaware: if anyone in your household gets Medicaid, TANF, General Assistance, or state Child Care, you may be counted income‑eligible—bring proof. (dhss.delaware.gov)
• WIC supports non‑citizens. You do not need to be a U.S. citizen to receive WIC in Delaware. (dhss.delaware.gov)
• Verification day: bring ID, proof of Delaware address, proof of income (or adjunct benefit), and the child or proof of pregnancy. (dhss.delaware.gov)
• Use the Delaware WIC Mobile App (English/Spanish) to view benefits, scan items, and see stores and clinics. (delaware.wicresources.org)

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Why this guide is different

We reviewed the top Delaware WIC search results and found gaps: missing phone numbers on one page, outdated income charts on others, little detail on the FY 2025 CVB amounts, and almost no walkthroughs for SoliMarket farmers’ market benefits, remote nutrition education (WICSmart), or common mistakes that actually delay benefits. This guide fills those gaps with verified state and USDA sources (linked throughout). (delaware.wicresources.org, fns.usda.gov)

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What WIC is (in Delaware terms)

WIC gives pregnant, postpartum, and breastfeeding women—and infants and children under 5—specific healthy foods each month, plus breastfeeding support, nutrition education, and health referrals. Delaware administers WIC through DHSS/Division of Public Health; you apply through local clinics and get your food benefits on an eWIC card. (fns.usda.gov)

You can apply even if you’re single, not married, a caregiver (dad, grandparent, foster), or a non‑citizen living in Delaware. WIC looks at Delaware residency, income, and a brief health screening done by WIC staff. (dhss.delaware.gov)

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Eligibility in Delaware: the fast way to know

Start here (don’t overthink it):

• Use the Delaware WIC Client Portal “Check Eligibility” screener, then request an appointment. (wicclientportal.dhss.delaware.gov)
• Or call 1‑800‑222‑2189 for statewide help. (fns.usda.gov)
• If anyone in your household has Medicaid, TANF, General Assistance, or state Child Care, bring proof—Delaware may count you income‑eligible automatically. (dhss.delaware.gov)

Delaware WIC Income Limits (effective July 1, 2025–June 30, 2026)

These are the state’s posted WIC limits (185% FPL). If you’re pregnant, count yourself as +1 family member.

Source: Delaware WIC income guidelines (aligned to USDA’s 2025–26 WIC chart published March–July 2025). (delaware.wicresources.org, fns.usda.gov, federalregister.gov)

What to do if this doesn’t work:

• If you’re just over the limit, check whether adjunct eligibility applies (Medicaid/TANF/GA/Child Care). If not, ask WIC to review fluctuating income (seasonal or hourly). If still over, apply for SNAP right away; maximum benefits for a 3‑person Delaware household are $768/month through Sept 30, 2025. Call DSS or see the state SNAP page. (dhss.delaware.gov)

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What you actually get (and how much)

WIC food packages vary by your stage (pregnant, postpartum, breastfeeding; infant; child 1–4). Starting Oct 1, 2024 and continuing through Sept 30, 2025, USDA set these fruit/vegetable Cash‑Value Benefit (CVB) amounts for all states:

USDA confirms FY 2025 CVB amounts and that they’re inflation‑adjusted each year. (fns.usda.gov)

Other typical items include milk, cereal, whole grains, eggs, beans/peanut butter, juice, and for infants: formula (if needed), infant cereal, baby fruits/vegetables, and—for fully breastfed infants—baby meats. Delaware follows the national maximum allowances (see USDA table). (fns.usda.gov)

New rules also allow more culturally diverse grains and require at least one non‑fresh form of produce (e.g., frozen), with other updates being phased in by 2026. (fns.usda.gov)

Infant substitutions you can ask about

If your infant is 6–11 months, you may substitute part or all of jarred baby fruits/vegetables for a CVB:

Source: USDA FY 2025 CVB substitution memo. (fns.usda.gov)

Reality check:

• Amounts are monthly and do not roll over—benefits expire at midnight on the end date on your receipt. Use them before they expire. (delaware.wicresources.org)

What to do if this doesn’t work:

• If the amount looks off, call your clinic the same day. New Castle 302‑283‑7540; Kent/Sussex 302‑424‑7220. You can also check your balance on the Delaware WIC Mobile App or via 1‑877‑289‑8208. (delaware.wicresources.org)

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Farmers’ Market Money (FMNP) in Delaware: how to grab it

If you’re on WIC in Delaware, ask for the Farmers’ Market Nutrition Program benefit during a summer appointment (June–August). Delaware issues a one‑time $30 per participant benefit for fresh produce through the SoliMarket Shopper app, generally redeemable June 1–Nov 30. The app shows your balance and expiration date. (delaware.wicresources.org)

• Set‑up: WIC staff create your SoliMarket account at a June–Aug visit; you’ll get an email from noreply@soliportal.com to finish setup. Help: 1‑800‑222‑2189 (DE WIC) or SoliMarket support 1‑214‑256‑3083. (delaware.wicresources.org)
• Markets and on‑farm stands: see Delaware WIC’s market list (frequently updated) or browse Delaware Grown for seasonal openings. (delaware.wicresources.org, news.delaware.gov)

What to do if this doesn’t work:

• If you miss the June–Aug enrollment window, ask at your next clinic visit whether late setup is possible. If not, stretch your regular CVB by buying in‑season produce or frozen vegetables; both are WIC‑allowable in Delaware. (delaware.wicresources.org)

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How to apply in Delaware (step‑by‑step)

Do this in order—don’t bury the lead.

• Step 1 — Check likely eligibility online (takes a few minutes).
  • Use Delaware’s WIC Client Portal: “Check Eligibility.” If likely eligible, proceed to schedule. (wicclientportal.dhss.delaware.gov)
• Step 2 — Book the earliest appointment.
  • Call your county clinic (numbers below) or use the Client Portal to manage appointments. If phones are busy, email: New Castle nccwic@delaware.gov, Kent kentwic@delaware.gov, Sussex sussexwic@delaware.gov. (delaware.wicresources.org)
• Step 3 — Gather documents (don’t skip).
  • Proof of income OR proof of qualifying benefits (Medicaid, TANF, GA, Child Care).
  • Photo ID and proof of Delaware address.
  • Bring the child under 5, or bring medical proof of pregnancy. (dhss.delaware.gov)
• Step 4 — Your certification appointment (plan ~45–60 minutes).
  • Height/weight and a quick hemoglobin test are typical; WIC confirms “nutritional risk.”
  • If certified, you get your eWIC card and your first month’s benefits—often the same day—and a “reload” plan. Nutrition education can be done online via WICSmart so you only need about two clinic visits per year. (delaware.wicresources.org)
• Step 5 — Set your eWIC PIN and shop.
  • Call 1‑877‑289‑8208 or visit ebtedge.com to manage your card. Use the Delaware WIC Mobile App to scan items and check your balance. (delaware.wicresources.org)

What to do if this doesn’t work:

• If you can’t get an appointment quickly, call the 1‑800‑222‑2189 line and ask for the soonest opening at any clinic in your county. If you still face delays, apply for SNAP immediately (same week)—see DSS’s current benefit table through Sept 30, 2025—and use Food Bank of Delaware pantries while you wait. (dhss.delaware.gov, fbd.org)

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Application Checklist (print or screenshot)

• Photo ID (you) and proof of Delaware address (mail, lease, utility bill). (dhss.delaware.gov)
• Proof of income for everyone working in the home (recent pay stubs, tax return, employer letter). OR proof of Medicaid/TANF/GA/Child Care for adjunct eligibility. (dhss.delaware.gov)
• Child under 5 present OR medical proof of pregnancy. (dhss.delaware.gov)
• Any medical forms WIC asked you to bring (e.g., formula prescription for special formula, if applicable). (fns.usda.gov)

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Using your eWIC card without headaches

• Always pay with your eWIC card before SNAP, cash, or debit; your receipt shows what’s left and the exact expiration date. (delaware.wicresources.org)
• Check your balance by app, by receipt, via ebtedge.com, or 1‑877‑289‑8208. (delaware.wicresources.org)
• Benefits are deposited monthly, and they expire at midnight on the end date—unused benefits do not roll over. (delaware.wicresources.org)
• Lost card or locked PIN? Call your clinic: New Castle 302‑283‑7540; Kent/Sussex 302‑424‑7220—or your local site number from the clinic list. (delaware.wicresources.org)

What to do if this doesn’t work:

• If a store says an item isn’t WIC‑eligible, scan it in the Delaware WIC Mobile App, or try another authorized store. Report persistent problems to your clinic—sometimes the store needs its inventory file updated. (delaware.wicresources.org)

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Real‑world examples

• A Wilmington mom with a 3‑person household earning $3,900/month\ast \ast didn’tthinkshequalified.Shedid—becauseWIC’s2025–26monthlylimitforafamilyof3is\ast \ast$4,109. She got certification and her child’s $26 CVB the same day. (delaware.wicresources.org, fns.usda.gov)
• A Kent County mother working two jobs missed appointments. Switching to WICSmart online lessons meant only two in‑person visits per year, and she stopped missing “reloads.” (delaware.wicresources.org)
• A Sussex County mom used the $30 FMNP benefit via SoliMarket to buy peaches and tomatoes at a local on‑farm stand in July. The app showed her remaining balance and end date, preventing loss. (delaware.wicresources.org)

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Breastfeeding support, pumps, and going back to work

Delaware WIC offers peer counselors, lactation consultants, breastfeeding rooms, and supplies (including manual pumps for eligible clients). Fully breastfeeding women also receive the higher food package and $52 CVB. National WIC resources cover pumping and workplace rights. (dhss.delaware.gov, fns.usda.gov)

• Find local WIC breastfeeding supports and supplies. (dhss.delaware.gov)
• Learn about WIC’s breastfeeding help and how to talk to your employer about pumping. (wicbreastfeeding.fns.usda.gov)

What to do if this doesn’t work:

• If you can’t reach a peer counselor promptly, call your clinic or the WIC helpline 1‑800‑222‑2189 and ask for the breastfeeding contact on duty. If you need additional help, the Delaware Breastfeeding Coalition and La Leche League groups also run meetups statewide. (delawarebreastfeeding.org)

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Delaware WIC clinic contacts (by county)

Complete “Locations and Hours,” plus county emails (nccwic@delaware.gov; kentwic@delaware.gov; sussexwic@delaware.gov) and helpline 1‑800‑222‑2189 are on the Delaware WIC site. (delaware.wicresources.org)

What to do if this doesn’t work:

• If your clinic is booked out, ask for the next available slot at any county site and request to do WICSmart before your reload so benefits post on time. (delaware.wicresources.org)

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Common mistakes to avoid (save yourself a second trip)

• Not counting your pregnancy as an extra household member during screening. This can flip a “no” into a “yes.” (fns.usda.gov)
• Forgetting proof of address or income at certification. WIC can’t load benefits without it (unless you’re adjunct‑eligible and bring proof). (dhss.delaware.gov)
• Missing your “reload” step. If you’re assigned WICSmart, complete your online lesson before the reload due date; otherwise, staff can’t load your next month. (delaware.wicresources.org)
• Letting benefits expire. Your eWIC receipt shows an exact “benefits expire” date; shop a few days early in case a store is out of stock. (delaware.wicresources.org)
• Not using the mobile app to scan items in‑store. It prevents checkout surprises. (delaware.wicresources.org)

What to do if this doesn’t work:

• If something goes wrong at checkout, keep the receipt and call your clinic the same day; many issues are fixable within 24–48 hours.

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For diverse families and situations (Delaware‑specific)

• LGBTQ+ single mothers: WIC serves all caregivers. For community support, CAMP Rehoboth is an established statewide LGBTQ+ community center: 302‑227‑5620. (camprehoboth.org)
• Single mothers with disabilities or caring for a child with special health needs: Family SHADE (Family‑to‑Family support and resource database) can help you navigate services and therapies. (familyshade.org)
• Veteran single mothers: Delaware Office of Veterans Services has Veteran Service Officers in each county; main line (302) 739‑2792. Ask about transportation and benefits coordination. (vets.delaware.gov)
• Immigrant/refugee moms: You don’t need to be a U.S. citizen to get WIC in Delaware. For wraparound services (case management/food closet), Latin American Community Center front desk (302) 655‑7338. (dhss.delaware.gov, thelatincenter.org)
• Tribal citizens: Delaware recognizes the Nanticoke Indian Tribe (contact 302‑945‑3400, Millsboro). While WIC is state‑run, tribal organizations may offer cultural and family supports. (nanticokeindians.org)
• Rural moms with limited access: Ask your clinic about remote nutrition education (WICSmart) and schedule the few required in‑person visits at the closest State Service Center. Use SoliMarket for farmers’ markets near you. (delaware.wicresources.org)
• Single fathers and other caregivers: Dads, grandparents, guardians, and foster parents may apply for eligible kids under 5. (dhss.delaware.gov)
• Language access: Delaware WIC has Spanish lines in each county (302‑605‑4077) and site pages in Spanish and Haitian Creole; ask for interpreters if needed. (delaware.wicresources.org)

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Transportation and remote options

• If you have Medicaid and no ride to a WIC appointment at a clinic co‑located with medical services, Non‑Emergency Medical Transportation (Modivcare) may help. Schedule at least 3 business days ahead: 1‑866‑412‑3778. (dhss.delaware.gov)
• Remote/online education: Delaware WIC uses WICSmart so most families only need about two clinic visits a year; reloads can proceed after you complete the online lesson. (delaware.wicresources.org)

What to do if this doesn’t work:

• Call Delaware 211 (free, multilingual) to find local transportation help or to locate a closer clinic by bus route. (delaware211.org)

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Local organizations that actually help (food today)

• Food Bank of Delaware pantry directory (statewide map/list). If you’re waiting on WIC or SNAP, start here. (fbd.org)
• Food Bank Healthy Pantry Centers (Newark and Milford)—appointment‑based, with home delivery options for homebound. Newark appt line (302) 722‑6476. (fbd.org)
• Catholic Charities (Wilmington 302‑655‑9624, Dover 302‑674‑1600, Georgetown 302‑856‑9578, Milton Casa San Francisco 302‑684‑8694). Emergency food and more. (ccwilm.org)
• Delaware 211 (call 211 or text your ZIP to 898‑211) for nearby pantries, diapers, utility help, shelters, transportation, and more. (delaware211.org)

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Timelines: what to expect (realistic)

Reality check:

• If your clinic is slammed, ask to be seen at another site in your county. Do the online lesson early to avoid reload delays. (delaware.wicresources.org)

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FAQs (Delaware‑specific)

• Is there an online application for Delaware WIC?
  • Use the official WIC Client Portal to check eligibility and manage appointments; certification still involves a clinic visit. (wicclientportal.dhss.delaware.gov)
• Do I have to be a U.S. citizen?
  • No. Delaware states you do not need to be a U.S. citizen to receive WIC. (dhss.delaware.gov)
• What if my income changed this month?
  • Bring current pay stubs; WIC can consider recent earnings. If over the limit, ask about adjunct eligibility through Medicaid, TANF, GA, or Child Care. (dhss.delaware.gov)
• How much will I get for fruits and vegetables?
  • FY 2025: child $26\ast \ast ,pregnant/postpartum\ast \ast$47, breastfeeding $52 per month. Re‑set each October. (fns.usda.gov)
• Do benefits roll over?
  • No. They expire at midnight on the end date shown on your receipt. Shop before they expire. (delaware.wicresources.org)
• Can I buy frozen vegetables or fresh herbs?
  • Yes—USDA’s final rule expands options; Delaware’s food list includes multiple forms and categories. Use the app to confirm items. (fns.usda.gov, delaware.wicresources.org)
• How do I get farmers’ market money?
  • Ask at your June–Aug appointment; you’ll receive a $30 SoliMarket benefit per participant to spend on approved produce through fall. (delaware.wicresources.org)
• I’m breastfeeding and going back to work. Can WIC help with pumps?
  • Yes. Delaware WIC provides breastfeeding support and supplies (including manual pumps for eligible clients) and has lactation consultants/peer counselors. (dhss.delaware.gov)
• I’m a dad raising my toddler. Can I apply?
  • Yes. Parents, step‑parents, guardians, and foster parents can apply for eligible kids under 5. (dhss.delaware.gov)
• My store says an item isn’t WIC‑approved, but I thought it was. What now?
  • Scan it in the Delaware WIC Mobile App; try another store; or call your clinic to report a possible item file issue. (delaware.wicresources.org)

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Reality checks, tips, and warnings

• Appointment availability varies. If you can travel, ask for any clinic in your county to reduce wait time. (delaware.wicresources.org)
• Always finish your WICSmart lesson before your reload date so the next month posts on time. (delaware.wicresources.org)
• Keep every receipt. It shows your remaining foods and the exact expiration date—for many moms, that’s the single best way to avoid losing benefits. (delaware.wicresources.org)
• Report lost cards immediately (see numbers above). Your next deposit uses the same eWIC account, but you’ll need a working card and PIN. (delaware.wicresources.org)

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If WIC is delayed or your situation is urgent (Plan B today)

• Apply for SNAP now (same week). As of Oct 1, 2024–Sept 30, 2025, maximum monthly SNAP for a 4‑person Delaware household is $975. (dhss.delaware.gov)
• Get food today from Food Bank of Delaware partners (search by county) and Healthy Pantry Centers (Newark/Milford). Newark line 302‑722‑6476. (fbd.org)
• Call 211 (or text your ZIP to 898‑211) for help with diapers, rent/utility aid, or transport to appointments. (delaware211.org)

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Tables you can use on your phone

A) Delaware WIC Income Limits (Monthly) — July 1, 2025–June 30, 2026

Source: Delaware WIC. (delaware.wicresources.org)

B) Monthly Fruits/Vegetables CVB in FY 2025

Source: USDA FY 2025 memo. (fns.usda.gov)

C) Infant CVB Substitutions (6–11 months)

Source: USDA FY 2025 memo. (fns.usda.gov)

D) Farmers’ Market (FMNP) — Delaware

Source: DE WIC SoliMarket and DE WIC farmers’ market pages. (delaware.wicresources.org)

E) WIC Clinic Quick Contacts (save these)

Source: DE WIC, USDA contact page. (delaware.wicresources.org, fns.usda.gov)

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“What if this doesn’t work?” — section‑by‑section Plan B

• Eligibility/Income: check adjunct eligibility; try SNAP if over. (dhss.delaware.gov)
• Appointments: call other county clinics; ask about cancellations; complete WICSmart early. (delaware.wicresources.org)
• Benefits missing after reload: verify that your online lesson posted; then call your clinic the same day. (delaware.wicresources.org)
• Store checkout issues: scan with the app; try another authorized store; keep your receipt and contact your clinic. (delaware.wicresources.org)
• No ride: if you have Medicaid, schedule Modivcare 1‑866‑412‑3778 three business days ahead. (dhss.delaware.gov)

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Resources by region (WIC + help nearby)

• New Castle County: WIC at Claymont/Hudson/West End; Food Bank pantries (e.g., Northeast State Service Center, West End Neighborhood House). (delaware.wicresources.org, fbd.org)
• Kent County: WIC at Williams (Dover), Smyrna, Milford; Food Bank Healthy Pantry Center in Milford; Catholic Charities Dover 302‑674‑1600. (delaware.wicresources.org, fbd.org, ccwilm.org)
• Sussex County: WIC at Shipley (Seaford), Pyle (Frankford), Georgetown @ La Red; Nanticoke Indian Tribe community support (302‑945‑3400). (delaware.wicresources.org, nanticokeindians.org)

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About This Guide

Compiled by the ASingleMother.org Editorial Team

This guide uses official sources from Delaware Department of Health and Social Services, USDA Food and Nutrition Service, and established nonprofits such as the Food Bank of Delaware and United Way/Delaware 211. It follows our Editorial Standards including primary source verification, cross‑checking across agencies, and rapid updates after policy changes.

Last verified September 2025; next review April 2026.

Email corrections to info@asinglemother.org—we investigate and update within 48 hours.

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Disclaimer

• Programs change. Eligibility thresholds, CVB amounts, FMNP dates/amounts, and clinic details can shift with new federal rules, state updates, or funding. Always verify key details with your local Delaware WIC office or the USDA links in this guide.
• Health content here is general education, not medical advice. Talk to your clinician or a WIC lactation specialist for medical or feeding questions.
• Security: We link to official government and established nonprofit sites. Always check that URLs are .gov or the official WIC resources domain before entering personal information.

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Sources (selected)

• Delaware WIC state contacts, address, and helpline: USDA FNS “Delaware WIC” page (updated May 20, 2025). (fns.usda.gov)
• Delaware WIC income limits (July 1, 2025–June 30, 2026): DE WIC. USDA memo confirming 2025–26 WIC IEGs. (delaware.wicresources.org, fns.usda.gov)
• Applicant qualifications, documents, and adjunct eligibility in Delaware: DHSS WIC pages. (dhss.delaware.gov, dhss.delaware.gov)
• FY 2025 CVB amounts and infant CVB substitutions: USDA policy memorandum (effective Oct 1, 2024–Sept 30, 2025). (fns.usda.gov)
• WIC maximum monthly foods (children/women/infants): USDA WIC food package tables and final rule resources. (fns.usda.gov)
• eWIC card rules, balance checks, expiration, and customer service: Delaware WIC eWIC page. (delaware.wicresources.org)
• Delaware WIC Mobile App functions: DE WIC app page. (delaware.wicresources.org)
• WICSmart online nutrition education (two clinic visits/year): DE WIC WICSmart page. (delaware.wicresources.org)
• Farmers’ Market (FMNP) in Delaware and SoliMarket setup: DE WIC FMNP pages. (delaware.wicresources.org)
• FMNP seasonality and Delaware markets: DE Department of Agriculture news and Delaware Grown. (news.delaware.gov)
• SNAP benefit table for Delaware (Oct 1, 2024–Sept 30, 2025): DSS official page. (dhss.delaware.gov)
• Transportation for Medicaid members (Modivcare): DMMA official page. (dhss.delaware.gov)
• Food today (pantries/Healthy Pantry Centers): Food Bank of Delaware directories. (fbd.org)
• Community supports: CAMP Rehoboth, Latin American Community Center, Catholic Charities, Nanticoke Indian Tribe. (camprehoboth.org, thelatincenter.org, ccwilm.org, nanticokeindians.org)

This is people‑first content: short paragraphs, real phone numbers and amounts, and direct links to the official pages you’ll need to finish your application fast.

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