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Provides nourishing meals to residents of Chesapeake who are unable to provide, obtain or prepare their own meal due to disability, age or illness. Meals on Wheels delivers two meals per day (one hot meal, one cold meal) Monday through Friday, along with supportive services addressing the areas of safety, social connection, and resource coordination.

We coordinate delivery of hot meals and supplementary food to persons 60 and older who are declared eligible by the Lancaster and Northumberland Social Service Departments and Bay Aging because they are unable to prepare meals on account of age, handicaps or other infirmities.

Home-delivered meals for clients who cannot prepare meals for themselves. Provides any adult, regardless of age, who is disabled and/or frail with a nutritious noon day meal. Volunteers deliver 2 meals at noon; complete noon day meal and a boxed supper.

ALIVE! delivers food Monday - Friday afternoons to the doorsteps of those who are unable to attend emergency food distributions. Home deliveries are available to seniors, individuals with disabilities, and single parents with very young children, by referral from a case worker or ALIVE! member congregation. Clients may receive once monthly groceries: 3-5 days of shelf-stable food, meat, milk, fresh bread, eggs, and produce.

Nutritious, healthy meals providing one-third of the dietary reference intake (DRI) delivered to the homes of older adults who cannot prepare such a meal for themselves.

Meals on Wheels for Seniors is part of the national MOW program and delivers regular, healthy meals to older adults who are in need of nutritional support. Individuals may receive hot lunches five days a week or a supply of chilled meals every ten days. Each meal is required to meet FDA nutritional and safety standards. CVACL provides additional "wraparound" support through an assigned Care Manager, an available Registered Dietician, and other agency staff. Participants receive an annual comprehensive nutrition and overall needs assessment, referral assistance for additional agency and outside services, and follow-up support. Health and Wellness educational materials are frequently delivered with meals, as are cultural ones meant to "feed the soul". Participants may also be eligible to receive emergency supplies, pet food for their home companions, and holiday gifts.

Delivers meals to homes of eligible adults 60+, in need of support due to accident, illness or frailty, and have no one to prepare their meals. Program participants are those who are at-risk of not having access to nutritious, prepared food. Fully accessible to persons with disabilities.

Deliver meals to homebound seniors and the disabled five days a week. Volunteers pick up meals from food suppliers (Lee's Courthouse Deli, Amherst Baptist Church, Amherst or Mountain View Market, Campbell's General Store, Lowesville).

Available to homebound, frail elderly people who can no longer prepare nutritious well-balanced meals, have no one to assist them and are at-risk of losing their ability to live independently. Also, liquid nutrition meals are available in some situations with a physician's order. Those living in remote sections of the service area may receive a two or four week supply of frozen dinners, if able to heat and store the meals. Those older citizens who live in more populated sections of the area, may be able to receive daily hot meals. Home delivered meal service consists of one meal per day, five days per week.

Serve one hot nutritious meal five days a week, including most weekday holidays, to individuals who are physically and/or mentally handicapped or convalescent and unable to prepare meals for themselves and have no one to cook for them. This service is also available or may be appropriate on a short-term basis for recovery/rehab from some surgeries and procedures.

Provides free, noontime meals five days per week to those who are in need of such nourishment and who are home-bound. Homebound folks 60 years old or older who prefer meals meeting nutritional standards may wish to contact the New River Valley Agency on Aging, the other provider of homebound meals. Their meals meet strict nutritional requirements. At this time, there are no nutritional standards for Radford Fairlawn Daily Bread meals. Program uses volunteers.

Provides nutritious meals for homebound Elkton area residents each Thursday using food donated in part by local church groups and individuals. Serves the zip code of 22827 only.

Provides nutritious, ready-to-eat meals to neighbors who can't access or prepare meals for themselves. This includes people who need short-term assistance while recovering from an illness, surgery, or hospital stay, and those with long-term needs. Each meal is tailored to meet the dietary needs of the recipients under the guidance of a registered dietitian. Meals are delivered by volunteers every Monday through Friday, including all holidays that fall on weekdays.

Prepares and delivers hot noon time meals to aged, convalescent and handicapped individuals who for physical, psychological or economic reasons are unable to prepare meals for themselves.

Nutritious meals for home-bound elderly who are unable to prepare meals safely and have no other resource for adequate meal preparation.

Volunteers deliver a hot, nutritious lunch Monday through Friday to home bound senior citizens. Each meal is 1/3 of the U.S. Recommended Daily Allowance. The volunteer also does a well-being check on each client. Clients with pets can request pet food be delivered weekly. Clients who meet the eligibility criteria for Meals on Wheels and Diners Clubs and are assessed at a high nutritional risk can be referred to a Registered Dietician for a nutrition consultation.

Nutritionally balanced meals may be available Monday through Friday to persons age 60 years and older who are restricted to their homes due to health, disability or who are unable to prepare a meal and have no one to prepare a meal for them. With the delivery of a hot meal, the recipient's well-being can be checked. In outlying areas, frozen meals or shelf-stable meals are available.

Delivers meals to homebound persons who are over 60 and live in the service area.

LINK provides emergency food to people living in the Herndon and Sterling areas of Northern, Virginia. Delivery is scheduled Tuesday-Saturday, and each family is given about five day's supply of non-perishable food and a certificate to purchase perishable food per each request. LINK is unique in delivering food to the homes of clients.

Wesley Community Service Center offers meals to homebound individuals in the Portsmouth area. Every Wednesday, Wesley prepares a free lunch for delivery to more than 50 local households who are homebound.

Should reside in Arlington County, be homebound or incapable of procuring or preparing meals for themselves. Should not have substantial assistance (family, domestic help, etc.) present in the home on a regular daytime basis. Should not reside in a facility that offers congregate food service.

Provides meals to eligible home bound clients 60 years and older and adults with disabilities who are homebound and are unable to prepare their own meals.

VPAS' Meals on Wheels program provides and delivers a lunch-time meal for persons 60 years and older who are homebound and unable to prepare food for themselves.

Provides a voluntary program designed to provide mobile meals to those unable to prepare wholesome meals or to leave home for food service.