In order for a participant family to continue receiving WIC support, the child must receive all proper immunizations at the specific ages recognized by the United States Department of Health. A family with a qualified income may apply for state aid for immunizations. During each rectification the child must undergo a comprehensive medical checkup by a WIC certified doctor. This will ensure that all babies are receiving adequate care in their early ages. We provide immunizations and early health care for the child because a healthy child means that in the long run we will pay less to support that household.
Children have the right to medical care.
Education Certainly there is more than one form of education that is relevant to welfare programs, such as job training, regular schooling, and specified knowledge learning programs. In this model legislation, we focus on nutritional education. Other educational programs would be covered by other institutions. We believe that children have a right to proper nutrition and care from the primary care giver. Thus, the primary care givers are required to have adequate and necessary knowledge relevant to their children's nutritional needs.