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New rules for CNMI WIC participants

The Commonwealth Healthcare Corp’s CNMI Women, Infants and Children Program has new guidelines for WIC income eligibility and “WIC to GO,” a new shopping platform. Income eligibility The CNMI WIC Program continues its efforts to ensure food access, breastfeeding support, and...
Posted On Jun 26 2020 06:02
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WIC is exempted from DHS ‘public charge rule’

The CNMI Women, Infants, and Children’s program under the Commonwealth Healthcare Corp. will not be affected by the “public charge rule,” which now allow the Department of Homeland Security to deny legal status to immigrants if they are benefiting from certain public benefits....
Posted On Feb 18 2020 06:00
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WIC to remain open through federal shutdown

The Women, Infants, and Children program on Saipan remains “open for business” through the federal shutdown, according to the program’s administrator. While not specifying until when, WIC program administrator Erin Camacho told Saipan Tribune that they would be remaining open...
Posted On Jan 22 2019 06:04
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WIC to start using new electronic card system

This April, the CNMI Women, Infant, and Child Program, more popularly known as WIC, will launch the ​Electronic Benefit Transfer system, or eWIC, that replaces paper checks with a card for families that participate in the WIC program. This transition from paper to an electronic...
Posted On Mar 29 2018 06:00
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