Meals on Wheels programs provide nutritious meals and social interaction to seniors, individuals with disabilities, and other vulnerable populations who may have difficulty preparing meals for themselves.

In addition to meal delivery, Meals on Wheels programs often offer wellness checks, transportation assistance, and socialization opportunities to help meet the needs of vulnerable populations.

Meals on Wheels programs typically have trained staff and volunteers who deliver meals and check in on clients to monitor their well-being. They also follow strict food safety guidelines to ensure the meals are safe to eat.

Individuals can typically access Meals on Wheels services by contacting their local program directly or through a referral from a healthcare provider or social services agency.