Home Delivered Meals

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This service ensures that individuals receive nutritious meals through various supports tailored to their specific needs and living situations. During Day Program services, meals are provided as part of the daily schedule to promote health, well-being, and participation in program activities. These meals are designed to meet dietary requirements while offering individuals the opportunity to enjoy balanced and nourishing food in a supportive social environment.

For individuals who are unable to prepare meals for themselves due to physical, cognitive, or other limitations, home-delivered meals are available. These meals are brought directly to the individual’s home, ensuring consistent access to proper nutrition. This service plays a vital role in maintaining health, preventing malnutrition, and supporting individuals who live independently or with minimal assistance.

In addition to direct meal provision, supports such as homemaker/personal care and shared living services may include help with learning or improving meal preparation skills. Staff may assist with planning meals, shopping for groceries, using kitchen equipment safely, and preparing food. This training is an important part of building independence and daily living skills, empowering individuals to take a more active role in their own care.

Together, these meal-related services not only address nutritional needs but also support broader goals such as independence, skill development, and community integration. Whether meals are provided directly, delivered, or used as a learning opportunity, the focus remains on enhancing each individual’s quality of life through consistent, compassionate, and personalized support.