This enables us to provide you with information, resources, and programs available to you and your family. Their time is flexible so can accommodate your busy schedule. During the visit with you, they will share some interesting information on the brain development for both infants and toddlers, child development, and infant stimulation. This program provides balanced meals to people who are home-bound, unable to shop for groceries, and have no other way to have a meal prepared for them. Hot meals are available Monday through Friday and are delivered mid-day.
Frozen meals are available for weekends.
All meals provided through the Aging and Disability Resource Center are available on a contribution basis as required by the Older Americans Act. Telephone assurance is a protective service where daily phone calls are made by a volunteer caller at an appointed time to check the well being of elderly and disabled persons who live alone. This service is designed to help persons who prefer to live independently, but free from worry of the special dangers of living alone. If the client does not answer the phone after repeated calls, approved emergency procedures will be followed. The emergency procedures involve calling a neighbor, friend, or relative who lives nearby to check on the well being of the client by going to their home.