CHARLESTON, W.Va. — The West Virginia Department of Health’s Office of Nutrition Services has announced the opening of a new Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) clinic at 103 George Kostas Drive in Logan, marking a major expansion of maternal and child health services in the region.
Secretary of Health Dr. Arvin Singh said the new clinic significantly increases the state’s ability to serve families in southern West Virginia. “Establishing this new site increases our capacity to serve women, infants, and children in the region, ensuring essential health resources are conveniently available to those who need them most,” Singh said.
Office of Nutrition Services Director Ashley Puffenbarger emphasized the Department’s commitment to accessible care. “The opening of the new Logan clinic is a testament to our dedication to the health and well‑being of West Virginia families,” Puffenbarger said. “We want participants to have a welcoming environment where they can easily access nutritional support and health services that give their children the healthiest start possible.”
Services Offered at the Logan WIC Clinic
- Healthy Nutrition Services: Supplemental foods and nutrition guidance for infants, children, and pregnant, postpartum, and breastfeeding women.
- Nutrition Education: Tools and classes to help families make informed dietary choices.
- Breastfeeding Support: Professional assistance and peer counseling for new mothers.
- Referrals: Connections to community partners for broader health and social services.
The grand opening will be held Wednesday, August 12, from 11 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., with the public invited to tour the facility, meet staff, and learn more about WIC services.
The Office of Nutrition Services administers the federally funded WIC program statewide, supporting improved maternal and child health outcomes through nutrition education, supplemental food, and community partnerships.
