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We’ve reviewed several meal delivery services to find the best options for seniors on the market. From grocery delivery to gourmet dish reviews to microwavable meals enjoyed over Zoom calls with grandparents, we’ve done it all.
Oftentimes, seniors can receive access to nutritious meals through either a health insurance plan under Medicare Advantage or Medicaid or through a government agency such as an Area Agency on Aging (AAA). Here are some of the most common ways older adults might access a free home-delivered meals program.
Home-delivered meals were one of the most requested services last year, with the program delivering over 270,000 meals to older adults. Hunger -- also referred to as ‘food insecurity’ -- occurs due to lack of income, inability to cook, dental issues and low interest in preparing meals.
Seniors may be eligible to receive a box of free food each month, delivered to their home. Second Harvest administers the Senior Box Program, officially known as the Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP) for our four-county region.
Find out if you are eligible for food assistance for older adults. You may be eligible for SFMNP and CSFP if you are: 60 or older. Have an income at or below 185% of the federal poverty income guidelines. Use these search filters to find and contact your state SFMNP and CSFP programs.
How can I get home-delivered meals for my loved one? Use the ACL’s Eldercare Locator to find your local Agency on Aging. You can search online by ZIP code, or call their toll-free hotline at 800-677-1116. How can I learn more about home-delivered meals and other nutrition benefits for older adults?
Learn about the different types of senior food programs available in the United States. Find free meal delivery for seniors, free senior food programs, and free senior food boxes.
With an influx of older adults in need of critical food resources, the Greater Cleveland Food Bank is committed to improving access to nutritious food and healthy perishable product.
The Greater Cleveland Food Bank partners with many food pantries to facilitate a monthly delivery of groceries to seniors in need. To find a program partner near you, please click here or call our Help Center at 216.738.2067.
Meals on Wheels focuses on caring for individuals whose diminished mobility makes it hard to shop for food, prepare meals or socialize with others. Generally programs serve adults 60 and over, although age requirements can vary by program and areas served.