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Healthy nutritious frozen meals that are designed for seniors

• offering free delivery to seniors in their homes
  
• frozen meals are fully cooked and can be kept in the freezer until it is time to eat (heat with the microwave or oven)
  
• special diet meals available

Supports for older adults, and adults with disabilities

• helps people remain independent in their own homes for as long as possible
• referral to other community services

Hot meals delivered Mon-Fri - special diet types available

Frozen Meal Service - Seven entree frozen meal packages are delivered once a month

• clients choose from a menu or can choose standard packages
• special diet types available
• soup/dessert packages also available

Non-emergency transportation to local and long-distance medical appointments - wheelchair-accessible vehicle available

Additional Services:

• First Aid and CPR training
• babysitter certification
• water safety training
• disaster management program (includes personal disaster assistance and personal preparedness)
• volunteer services

Meal and transportation programs provided to Brant County

Disaster services available to Brant, Haldimand & Norfolk

Volunteer-based organization that delivers meals to seniors and people with health issues twice per week

Meal Program - delivery of hot nutritious meals to the clients home five days per week

Disease prevention and health promotion, providing a wide range of health and social services to the community

Programs offered:

• Home support/long term care - personal support, light housekeeping and relief services for seniors and disabled in the community
• Family support - prevention and intervention, counselling with adults, youth and children as well as parenting classes and other groups as deemed appropriate and providing an intake process to assist with internal/external referrals
• Community wellness workers - offers youth prevention, social education, community awareness
• Human service cook - provides breakfast program for the children attending LSK Elementary School and prepares the Meals on Wheels program for the elderly
• Ontario Works (Welfare/employment) - provides temporary financial assistance in company with employment counselling, support in life skills, and literacy to help reintegrate them into the work force
• Employment and training - services available: job board, internet access, resume assistance, job fax service, resource materials

Programs Available:

• Target Wage Subsidy
• Job Creation
• Training Purchase
• Employment Assistance
• Self-Employment Assistance
• Small Business Support Program
• Mobility Assistance
• Alter-Abled Initiative
• Youth Work Experience
• Stay In School Initiative

Monthly emergency food hampers through the Community Pantry program, a mobile food market that travels to various neighborhoods and offers local fresh fruits/vegetables to everyone for a minimum subsidized fee of $5. The cost is $10 and anything over $10 helps subsidize the program. The food bank also has a variety of free wellness programs for adults and children/youth.

Home-cooked healthy meal support for senior shut-ins, folks recovering from surgery, and bereavement support. Food program is designed to help alleviate the stress of shopping, prepping, and cooking when a person or family is struggling with other emergency issues.

Note: Intended for one-time offering of 5 home-cooked meals

Hot lunch meals are delivered to the homes of elderly, convalescent, disabled persons, or any person in need of a meal and unable to provide for themselves. Meals consist of soup, full course meal (meat, vegetable, starch), and dessert. 24 hours notice is required to initiate or cancel.

Provides meals prepared from fresh foods and frozen the week prior to delivery or pick-up. Offers 35 different entrées and desserts over a 5 week rotation plus 7 different soups each week. Meals are delivered to the door or can be picked up at the ACS office. Cooking times and instructions are provided on the cellophane cover of every entrée. Some dietary restrictions available.

Supports Ancaster Seniors with bi-weekly grocery shops in response to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. This is not a 'delivery service' but rather an essential lifeline for those Ancaster seniors who are self-isolating, have limited transportation or have little (to no) assistance. Contact for additional details.

Assisting with the spiritual and material needs of the poor regardless of race, creed, or colour

• provides visits to the sick, poor, elderly, imprisoned and offer emergency food and shelter

Supports for older adults, and adults with disabilities. Helps people remain independent in their own homes for as long as possible and provides referral to other community services

Group meals and social activities provided at a central location

Hot meals delivered five days per week in Cayuga and seven days per week in Caledonia

special diet types available

Non-emergency transportation to local medical appointments, shopping and social activities

Referrals to local services such as snow removal, yard work, window washing, house cleaning, grocery shopping, and minor repairs

Regular volunteer visits to seniors and people with disabilities who live alone, to provide companionship and reassurance

Regular phone calls to check on the health and safety of people who live alone * checks are done by trained and screened personnel

Medical alert system

allows older adults and people with disabilities to call for assistance using a help button

24-hour emergency response

Companionship, respite care, and emotional support to people and their family/caregivers dealing with a life-threatening illness

bereavement support for anyone who has experienced the death of someone close

services can be provided at home, or in hospitals and long-term care homes

Peer support and discussion for caregivers, including family and friends

Supports for older adults, and adults with disabilities

helps people remain independent in their own homes for as long as possible

referral to other community services

Group meals and social activities provided at a central location

Hot meals delivered five days per week in Hagersville

special diet types available

Non-emergency transportation to local medical appointments, shopping, and social activities

Referrals to local services such as snow removal, yard work, window washing, house cleaning, grocery shopping, and minor repairs

Regular volunteer visits to seniors and people with disabilities who live alone, to provide companionship and reassurance

Regular phone calls to check on the health and safety of people who live alone

checks are done by trained and screened personnel

Medical alert system

allows older adults and people with disabilities to call for assistance using a help button

24-hour emergency response

Companionship, and emotional support to people and their family/caregivers dealing with a life-threatening illness

bereavement support for anyone who has experienced the death of someone close

services can be provided at home, or in hospitals and long-term care homes

Peer support and discussion for caregivers, including family and friends

Providing nutritious flash-frozen meals for people with disabilities, recuperating from surgery, or anyone not able to cook a meal for themselves, delivered to their own home or apartment. Special diet types available, cooking instructions are provided on the packaging. All meals prepared at Ina Grafton Gage Village in Niagara.

Provides a hot, nutritious meal for people with disabilities, recuperating from surgery, or anyone not able to cook for themselves, delivered to their own home or apartment at lunch time. No deliveries on holidays and weekends, but additional meals may be requested to accommodate. Special diet types available, all meals are prepared at Wentworth Lodge Long-Term Care Facility.

Offers delivery of local, organic and fair trade products to residents in Hamilton and surrounding areas.

Supports for older adults, and adults with disabilities

helps people remain independent in their own homes for as long as possible

referral to other community services

Group meals and social activities provided at a central location

Hot meals delivered five days per week

special diet types available

Non-emergency transportation to local medical appointments, shopping and social activities

Referrals to local services such as snow removal, yard work, window washing, house cleaning, grocery shopping, and minor repairs

Regular volunteer visits to seniors and people with disabilities who live alone, to provide companionship and reassurance

Regular phone calls to check on the health and safety of people who live alone

checks are done by trained and screened personnel

Medical alert system

allows older adults and people with disabilities to call for assistance using a help button

24-hour emergency response

Companionship, respite care, and emotional support to people and their family/caregivers dealing with a life-threatening illness

bereavement support for anyone who has experienced the death of someone close

services can be provided at home, or in hospitals and long-term care homes

Peer support and discussion for caregivers

Good Food Box is a non-profit program that makes healthy fresh produce affordable and accessible to everyone.

Provides grocery delivery services to teenagers and young adults in the Hamilton area.

Good Food Box is a non-profit program that makes healthy fresh produce affordable and accessible to everyone.

Service provides frozen meals prepared from fresh foods to seniors and those requiring additional nutritional assistance. Meals are delivered weekly, or can be picked up at the Glanbrook Community Services office. Special diet types available, cooking instructions are provided on the packaging. Meals provided by Ina Grafton Village in St. Catharine's and by Zarky's in Hamilton.

Hot, nutritious, three-course meal delivered during the noon hour. Meal includes salad, main course of meat, potato and vegetable, and dessert. Specialized meals can be made upon request.

Takes individualized grocery lists from clients, shops in the store of the client's choice, and if required puts the groceries away upon delivery.

If a client wants products from two different stores they will be charged for 2 deliveries.

The service charge is based on the amount of the grocery bill.

If a client is in need of the service, but is not in charge of their finances, the program will work with their caregiver and shop for them and deliver. And extra charge is added to this service.

Provides delivered meals for residents who are unable to attend to their own nutritional needs, yet wish to continue living independently in the community. Volunteers are selected through a screening process and provide social contact as well as monitor the well-being of the client.

Meals on Wheels (Frozen) - Clients are given several frozen meal options to choose from and special dietary items are also available. All meals can be easily reheated in a microwave or conventional oven.

Meals on Wheels (Hot) - Affordable, hot, and nutritious meals, delivered to clients' doors.

Emergency services to people in need

• food vouchers for local grocery store
  
• offer material and spiritual aid regardless of race, colour or creed
  
• offer eligible individuals and families help with rent and utilities in emergency situations