Becoming A Peer Counselor
WIC Breastfeeding Peer Counselor Program
Benefits of Becoming a Peer Counselor
- Paid members of the WIC staff.
- Have pride in knowing you are making a difference for mothers and babies.
- Learn new job skills.
- Meet new people.
- Gain a feeling of accomplishment.
- Part-time flexible hours.
“I never expected to reap so many gratifying experiences from my work as a peer counselor. I have been able to assist so many mothers successfully breastfeed their babies. I love the opportunity to positively influence a mother and her child’s life. It is definitely the most valuable work I have ever done.”
WIC Peer Counselor
Contact Information
If you have personal breastfeeding experience and would like to help other mothers reach their breastfeeding goals, please contact your local WIC office or contact the Missouri State WIC office.
Missouri Department of Health & Senior Services