Meals on Wheels People
Meals on Wheels — delivered or at a dining center
What it pays or provides
Meals on Wheels People provides hot, nutritious meals to older adults -- either delivered to your home if you have difficulty leaving it, or served at community dining centers around the county. There's no income test, and a donation is invited but no one 60 or older is turned away for not being able to pay.
Who qualifies
You generally qualify if you're an older adult, whether you want meals delivered because it's hard for you to leave home, or you'd rather eat at one of the community dining centers.
How to apply
Contact Meals on Wheels People directly to sign up for home-delivered meals or find a dining center near you -- visit mowp.org for program and location information. We could not verify a phone number or online sign-up form from an official source as of this guide's writing; call 211 or the Aging and Disability Resource Connection (1-855-673-2372) if you need help getting connected.
Programs that combine with it
- CSFP (Commodity Supplemental Food Program) — a free monthly food box for seniors
- Senior Farm Direct Nutrition Program — farmers market vouchers for low-income seniors
Sources
- Meals on Wheels People
- Official rule text “Meals on Wheels People provides hot, nutritious meals to older adults both at community dining centers throughout the County as well as home-delivered meals” (checked July 6, 2026)
- Official rule text “Meals on Wheels People provides hot, nutritious meals to older adults both at community dining centers throughout the County as well as home-delivered meals to older adults who have difficulty with leaving their home.” (checked July 19, 2026)