WIC can help eligible pregnant or postpartum people, infants, and children under five with healthy foods, breastfeeding support, nutrition education, and referrals to care.
Start by contacting a WIC clinic serving Nash County. A clinic will explain eligibility and arrange an appointment.
Start with these local organizations or explore the county directory. Call before visiting to confirm current hours, appointments, eligibility and any documents needed.
A directory of local food pantries and meal programs, with addresses, contact information and tips about what you may need to bring. Schedules and requirements may change.
Explore Nash County Food Resources ↗Source reviewed October 31, 2026 · External websiteOffers a client-choice food pantry where neighbors can select food, plus Sophie’s Paws Pet Pantry. Contact the ministry about appointments, current availability and eligibility.
5193 Momeyer Way, Nashville, NC 27856
Food appointments: 252-462-8008 or 252-462-8082
Home delivery and Sharpsburg appointments: 252-822-2315
Provides food assistance to residents of Nash, Edgecombe and Wilson counties. Contact the pantry to ask about current distribution arrangements, requirements and available groceries.
1000 Hunter Hill Road, Rocky Mount, NC 27804
252-446-4496
The Greenville office offers food pantry services, case management, parent education, disaster support, immigration services, and clinical counseling. Serves Pitt, Greene, Nash, Wilson, Edgecombe, Halifax, and Northampton counties. Call to confirm program availability, eligibility, appointments, and any fees.
1746 Union Street, Greenville, NC 27834
252-355-5111
Ask about health services and how to reach the right program.
252-459-9819Official Health Information ↗Search by your city or ZIP code for housing, utilities, food and other community support.
888-892-1162Search NC 211 ↗Information is shared for education and navigation. Programs, eligibility, funding and services may change. Contact the provider to confirm details. A listing does not guarantee services or imply endorsement. This county’s collection is growing; use NC 211 for needs not yet listed.
A downloadable directory covering food, clothing and supplies, financial help, utility and rental assistance, housing, shelters, and medical resources.
Older guide: The document is marked “Updated 6/25/2024.” Call providers to confirm current services, locations, hours and requirements.
Open the United Way Resource Guide (PDF) ↗