Please disucss the following: Topic: WIC  ·      What is it? ·      What does it provide? ·      How do they get their funding? ·      Whose eligible for WIC? ·      Breast feeding support? ·      What type education do they provide? ·      Iron fortified formula? ·      Benefits of WIC?

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