When it comes to health, nutrition makes all the difference through every stage of the life-cycle, from pregnancy through older adulthood. We serve pregnant people, children, young adults and older adults. We also serve clients who are in need of hospice care.
We know that food and nutrition affect the entire family, so we support household health by providing meals for clients, dependent children, and caregivers.
Our standard program allows dependent children through the age of 18 to receive meals. Younger children, up to age 12, receive specific children’s meals that include breakfast and healthy snacks. Older children receive the same types of meals as their parents. And adult caregivers may receive meals as well.
Similarly, we support family health with our Pregnancy and Postpartum program, where pregnant clients with diabetes and/or hypertension receive meals to support their health and their baby’s health during gestation. This program also provides meals for dependent children and caregivers.
When families are supported, everyone thrives!