Adults With Disabilities Home-Delivered Meal Program

The Adults with Disabilities Home Delivered Meal Program is available for adults with disabilities who have no meal support and are unable to provide meals for themselves. The program provides nutritious meals to low-income disabled adults between the ages of 18 and 59 who would be at risk without a home delivered meal and/or have difficulty accessing nutritionally balanced meals on a daily basis.

To see if you are eligible for this program, please contact IOA CONNECT at 415.750.4111 or fill out the form on the right.

Once eligibility is confirmed, we partner with Project Openhand, Meals on Wheels and Self Help for the Elderly to provide at-home meal delivery services.

 

This program serving the community is funded by the City of San Franciscoโ€™s Department of Disability and Aging Services.

Eligibility Requirements

  • Adults living with disabilities between the ages of 18 and 59
  • Resident of San Francisco
  • Limited caregiver support
  • Inability to get to congregate meal site
  • Inability to grocery shop, prepare meals or consistently secure nutritious meals
  • At risk of health decline or institutionalization without consistent nutritious meals

Counties Served

San Francisco

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