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For more than 50 years, your support has been changing the lives of those we serve. Whether you donate your time or your treasure, your contributions provide life-changing support to the growing population of older adults in Central Texas. In addition to meals, MOWCTX offers other services that include in-home care, assistance with pets, home repairs and social activities.

We proudly serve our healthy meals to anyone over the age of 60, regardless of immigration or refugee status, ethnicity/race, religion, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability, or income status.

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From humble beginnings in 1960 with a few women deciding to deliver meals to their elderly neighbors, to serving over 600,000 meals throughout the entire county, Meals on Wheels is devoted to the health, safety, and well-being of San Diego seniors.

Distributing home-delivered meals and safety checks could not be accomplished without the help of our very large and caring volunteer workforce who deliver meals with a hug and a smile and ensure our homebound seniors are OK. Frequently the volunteer may be the only person the senior sees all day, providing human contact and a safety net, particularly for those seniors living alone. Lives are saved nearly every week as a result of acquiring the proper emergency personnel for someone who has fallen, had a stroke, or is simply in need of additional resources.

100% of your donation will be used for the preparation and delivery of meals, thanks to our partnership with the New York City Department for the Aging, along with gifts from our board of directors and others designated for administrative expenses.

Meals on Wheels provides two meals a day to homebound adults age 60 or older, or adults of any age with a chronic health condition or disability who meet program eligibility guidelines, and live in Frederick County. A hot meal is delivered midday, accompanied by a cold meal that can be refrigerated and eaten later. Participants must be homebound due to illness or physical limitations, not able to prepare meals, and have no caregiver to assist with food shopping and preparation, or cannot safely prepare food due to physical, mental, or emotional impairment.

Meals are planned and prepared to meet the Recommended Dietary Allowances (RDAs) for older adults. Special diets currently offered include regular, diabetic/low carbohydrate, low sodium, and mechanical soft menus. Additional special diets may be available from some vendors.

Home delivered meals are available for homebound older adults, 60 years or older who meet the program eligibility requirements and live within the service areas of senior centers in Brunswick, Emmitsburg, Frederick and Urbana. Homebound older adults who are unable to participate in a congregate dining program due to health problems can benefit from home delivered meals as a way to remain in their homes and communities while maintaining nutritional health.

In addition, all centers schedule special event meals such as Lunch & Learns and celebration meals. Please check the monthly activity calendar for details. These special event meals require advance reservation. Please note, some meals have a set cost associated with the event and payment is due at the time of reservation. Please contact the center supervisor for additional information or if the fee is a hardship.

Safety Check:

Volunteers who deliver meals play a vital role by reporting any health and environmental changes or crises they may have observed during their visits. This includes participants that did not answer their door and changes in behavior and/or surroundings. Reported and suspected issues will be immediately addressed to carry-out next steps as previously outlined by participants or their caregivers. Meals on Wheels staff establish a baseline of function and environment at the initial home visit and annually thereafter.

Safety Check:

Volunteers who deliver meals play a vital role by reporting to Meals on Wheels any health and environmental changes or crises they may have observed during their visits. This includes participants that did not answer their door and changes in behavior and/or surroundings. Reported and suspected issues will be immediately addressed by Meals on Wheels staff to carry-out next steps as previously outlined by participants or their caregivers. Meals on Wheels staff establish a baseline of function and environment at the initial home visit and annually thereafter.

Fee:

Participants over the age of 60 pay a reduced rate of $4.00 per meal, while those under 60 pay a reduced rate of $5.50 per meal. If participants are over 60 years old and classified as homebound, we utilize the Older Americans Act fund to cover their meal costs. In such cases, we simply request a donation from them through our donation program. Donations may be made using cash, check, credit card, or Vision Card. Full-price meals are available.

Target Population:

Nutrition services are targeted to people 60 years of age or older in greatest social and economic need, particularly low-income minorities. An additional target criterion of the home delivered meals program is that program resources are targeted to those most in need of meals and at greatest nutritional risk.tag_hash_110

Special Diets:

Hot nutritious meals are delivered daily and can assist people in: remaining independent in their homes, avoiding hospitalizations, and managing chronic health issues. We provide special diets for individuals with diabetes, heart disease, kidney disorders and those who have trouble chewing or swallowing.

Congregate Dining Centers:

Individuals over the age of 60 may reserve a meal at one of the dining centers. Noon meals are served Monday through Friday at dining centers throughout Shawnee, Douglas, and Jefferson Counties. In addition to a well-balanced and nutritious meal, individuals will receive nutrition education and may enjoy the opportunity to socialize and make new friends as well as participate in other activities.

Target Population:

Meals on Wheels nutritious midday meals are delivered to frail and isolated older adults Monday through Friday. Eligible individuals may also receive weekend meals, which are delivered Thursday and Friday. Special diets (cut meat, mechanical soft, pureed, no nut, no pork and no seafood) are available. All meals are low-sodium, low-calorie and low-fat.

The Meals on Wheels program provides a nutritious midday meal to senior citizens living in the Town of Mamaroneck, Village of Mamaroneck, and Village of Larchmont who are home-bound and unable to prepare meals for themselves.

Preliminary information can be taken over the phone, however, an initial home visit is required to confirm eligibility in order to begin receiving meals. A follow up home visit is conducted every six months thereafter to determine ongoing eligibility.

Cold meals include a sandwich of the day, milk, juice, and fruit or dessert. The menu rotates about every 6 weeks. The full cost of a meal is $9.00. A nominal contribution of $4.95 per meal is requested.

We have provided thousands of meals to our aging and homebound residents for more than 50 years. We currently serve over 300 clients with 17 delivery routes in the 19958 and 19971 zip codes. Are you interested in receiving meals or know someone in need of our meal delivery service?

Our meal sites serve hot, nutritious, midday meals, and offer companionship to seniors who are at least 60 years of age and their spouses, and to Native Americans who are at least 55 years of age. Meals are served in locations throughout Linn, Benton, and Lincoln Counties. Click HERE to learn more about Meals on Wheels Dining Center location, hours, and site manager information.

Our home delivery program is designed for homebound seniors and people with disabilities under 60 who receive Medicaid services, and are unable to get to a dining room in their community. Our home-delivered meals are delivered by volunteer Meals on Wheels drivers.

The Meals on Wheels (MOW) program delivers lunch to homebound older adults 60 years and older, who are unable to provide their own meals, and who meet certain guidelines. Special dietary considerations are available for those with chronic health conditions such as diabetes and heart disease. This delivery serves as a daily check- in by a friendly driver. Drivers are trained to identify and report observations or emergencies that might indicate a medical problem or the need for more intervention. A nutritious meal delivered by a friendly driver goes a long way in helping maintain independence. Deliveries are made between 10 am and 2 pm, Monday through Friday in the following cities or towns: Brimfield, Hampden, Holland, Palmer, Springfield, Wales, and Wilbraham.

We are an independent, non-profit organization not affiliated with any other program, and have been delivering hot, healthy meals, safety checks and peace of mind to our homebound neighbors since 1974.

Meals on Wheels delivers a midday meal to people who are homebound and/or unable to prepare meals for themselves. Meals on Wheels is a volunteer-based program (partially funded by the City of Tuscaloosa, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), Emergency Food and Shelter Program (EFSP), and donations) that provides dignity, companionship and a sense of security for recipients, their families and caregivers. This program is administered in collaboration with area churches that assume responsibility for the program on weekends.

These home-delivered meals are available to persons 60 years or older who are homebound (by reason of illness, incapacitation, disability or isolation) and unable to leave their homes to participate in the congregate meals. A donation per meal is requested, but not required. Meals on Wheels America is the leadership organization for this program. e24fc04721