Wisconsin State Budget Impact on Women & Girls
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You may be eligible for Wisconsin Well Woman Program (WWWP) services. 

To be eligible for WWWP, you must be a woman age 45-64 with little or no health insurance. 
Your family income must be at or below 250% Federal Poverty Level (FPL). 
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*Based on U.S. Department of Health and Human Services and Wisconsin Department of Health Services 2015 Poverty Guidelines
Ex: A family of 4 could be made up of you, your spouse, and two children. This family would have to make $60,625 or less per year or $6,785.42 per month to be eligible for the WWWP.

To confirm your eligibility, sign up, and learn more about other health care programs, please visit:
  • Wisconsin Department of Health Services: Wisconsin Well Woman Program  
  • Find your local WWWP coordinating agency

*Eligibility information on this site is based on program guidelines from the Wisconsin Department of Health Services.


The Wisconsin State Budget Impact on Women and Girls is a project of:
The Wisconsin Alliance for Women's Health.
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