Searching for Food Access For Seniors/people With Disabilities

• distribution of clothing and personal care products
• hot meals outreach
• one-on-one counselling
• job referrals for newcomers
• referral to employment agencies
• self-development opportunities
• support services for older adults

• preventative action to help those at risk of homelessness
• individualized plans for those struggling to attain a long-term residence

• prevention assistance supports households in preserving their current housing situation
• diversion support assists adults and families in finding housing outside of shelter
• prevention and diversion services help stabilize current situations while assisting with a permanent housing solution

• assess needs of individuals and families through a standardized assessment tool
• assist with aquiring suitable housing
• identify intervention recommendations
• supports their transition to a case manager

• previously known as the Warming Centre
• provides warm meal, shower, and overnight shelter
• accommodates up to 27 people ; one bed dedicated to the safe bed program, on a first-come, first-served basis
• supported by Diversion team, Housing Stability Outreach and Housing Focused Outreach

• individuals experiencing chronic homelessness, mental health issues and / or addiction
• Mon-Sun, 24/7 support services

• supports approximately 40 people who are experiencing homelessness
• Stepping Stone works in collaboration with community organizations to deliver mental health, addiction, and medical support to individuals staying at the shelter
• focus is to provide access to food, showers, nursing, harm reduction, and court support
• individuals have their own rooms, common space, etc.
• support team (shelter support and housing stability staff), on site 24/7 to support residents and help them achieve their housing goals

• supports a caseload of individuals and families who have completed the common assessment tools
• a recovery-oriented approach to ending homelessness
• quick movement from homelessness into independent and permanent housing
• provide additional supports and services as needed

• preventative action to help those at risk of homelessness
• individualized plans for those struggling to attain a long-term residence

• prevention assistance supports households in preserving their current housing situation
• diversion support assists adults and families in finding housing outside of shelter
• prevention and diversion services help stabilize current situations while assisting with a permanent housing solution

• assess needs of individuals and families through a standardized assessment tool
• assist with aquiring suitable housing
• identify intervention recommendations
• supports their transition to a case manager

• previously known as the Warming Centre
• provides coffee, shower, and overnight shelter
• accommodates up to 27 people on a first-come, first-served basis
• supported by Diversion team, Housing Stability Outreach and Housing Focused Outreach

• individuals experiencing chronic homelessness, mental health issues and / or addiction
• Mon-Sun, 24/7 support services

• supports approximately 40 people who are experiencing homelessness
• Stepping Stone works in collaboration with community organizations to deliver mental health, addiction, and medical support to individuals staying at the shelter
• focus is to provide access to food, showers, nursing, harm reduction, and court support
• individuals have their own rooms, common space, etc.
• support team (shelter support and housing stability staff), on site 24/7 to support residents and help them achieve their housing goals

• supports a caseload of individuals and families who have completed the common assessment tools
• a recovery-oriented approach to ending homelessness
• quick movement from homelessness into independent and permanent housing
• provide additional supports and services as needed

• assessment and individual program planning
• supervised therapeutic social and recreational activities
• care coordination
• education and counselling
• community liaison and advocacy
• adult day program, overnight respite program

• telephone support to seniors and caregivers (GWSA Community Support Services)
• gymnasium / auditorium, health room, computer lab, public dining room, community rooms
• active wellness programs
• life long learning (book club, peer learning)
• lending library (fiction and non-fiction books, video cassettes, CDs)
• leisure interest groups, computer courses, fitness, health/wellness, visual / creative arts courses
• games (cards, darts, chess) and activities
• dining room (breakfast, lunch at reasonable cost; catering for private / group social functions)
• outreach program
• trips and tours (day trips offered to members of the Guelph Wellington Seniors Association)

• Adult Day Program (transportation provided to Erin Centre 2000)
• health clinics: hearing clinics, foot care clinics, information sessions (call 519-833-0087)

• for eligible adults 18+ years of age
• services are dependent on volunteer availability

• government forms and program information, information on community services and leisure activities, advocacy, assistance with form filling, caregiver support and information, annual income tax clinics; referrals to other services

• assists residents of Guelph-Eramosa Township and Town of Erin in need of emergency food supplies
• Holiday Hamper program provides festive food and groceries, and gifts for children and family members
• Backpack Program
• EWCS Food Bank maintains many community partnerships (e.g. schools, churches, social clubs)

• sells gently used, seasonal clothing accessories, shoes and books

• Meals on Wheels
  
• Transportation to and from Medical Appointments and other necessary tasks of daily living
  
• Home Help
  
• Home Maintenance
  
• Homemaking
  
• Reassurance and Security Checks
  
• Snow Removal
  
• Community Dining
  
• Gentle Exercise
  
• Crisis Intervention
  
• Caregiver Support
  

• Home Health Care
• Housekeeping Services (including some hoarding homes)
• Handyman Services
• PSW services
• Personal care services, bathing & grooming
• Respite
• Transferring & positioning
• Incontinence care
• Medication reminders
• Oral hygiene
• Personal Support Services PSW
• Cooking
• Cleaning
• Companionship
• Responsive behaviours support
• Transitional care hospital to home, home to LTC/RH
• Attendant Care services
• Unique services offered at home:
• Recreational+ activity programs in private homesAgePro also provides
• Housekeeping
• Handyman services
• Installation of grab bars, light bulb changes
• Debris removal
• Painting
• Lawn services, gardening
• Snow shovelling

• Eat-in meals include an appetizer, main course, dessert and tea or coffee
• Reserved take-outs are available for regular meals
• If a diabetic dessert is required, please inform at time of booking

• caters to special dietary requirements including gluten-free, diabetic, low fat, low sodium and lactose free
• free delivery
• no minimum order
• no obligation
• menus available online or call to request a brochure

This listing summarizes all food bank and meal programs in Milton

• some may require proof of residency or income, see each listing for details
• all community meals are free and open to everyone, unless otherwise specified

It is recommended you contact the service agency first, to confirm hours and whether an appointment is required. For more details regarding each program, view the individual listing.

Food Banks and Additional Support

Salvation Army, Khi Community

• 820 Nipissing Rd, Unit 4
• continues to distribute food through a Drive-Thru format
• existing food appointments will continue as scheduled, call 905-875-1022 to book your next food appointment
• first time food appointments, call 905-749-4714 to register and book a food appointment
• provides referral to Infant Food Bank at Milton Community Resource Centre, contact through email info@khicommunity.com or call 905-875-1022
• view listing

Milton Public Library, Beaty Branch

• 945 Fourth Line
• Community Fridge, Food for Life Program
• good food bags are available via Curbside Collection during Beaty Branch Open Hours
• please email information@beinspired.ca call 905-875-2665 ext 3292
• view listing

Milton Bible Church

• 121 Chisholm Drive​, Milton
• 905-876-3586​
• Food for Life Program Thu 12 noon-1 pm, operating as a drive-through program with no need to get out of your vehicle
• view listing

Syyidah Aysha Centre

• 50 Steeles Ave E, Unit 23
• Mon-Thu, 1 pm-5 pm, Sat & Sun 10 am-6 pm
• Milton Halal Food Bank
• offering contactless pick-up and delivery
• to setup an appointment for pick-up or drop-off, please call or message 647-470-3499 or 647-250-5512
• view listing

Tremaine Market

• Country Heritage Park
• 8560 Tremaine Rd., South Entrance
• Wed, 1 pm - 6 pm (No appointment needed)
• Bring your own shopping bags
• For inquiries: tremainemarket@foodforlife.ca
• view listing

Milton Community Resource Centre

• 410 Bronte Street
• Community Fridge, Food for Life Program
• Mon-Fri 8 am - 4 pm
• good food bags available by calling 905-876-1244 to schedule a pickup
• view listing

Food for Life - Delivery Program

• available to those who are isolating/quarantined for medical reasons, and/or seniors who have been told to stay at home
• individuals are welcome to reach out to 905-635-1106 ext 7, or goodfood@foodforlife.ca, where staff will discuss their situation, and direct them to the most appropriate food resource
• view listing

Society of St Vincent de Paul

• refer to the Halton Council website to find which conference will help (organized geographically) and contact that conference directly
• view listing

Canadian Muslim Response Network

• designed to especially help those who may be more vulnerable to the COVID-19 virus and to the effects of self-isolation
• delivering various kits containing essential groceries, as well as hygiene and sanitation products, to seniors and families in dire needs
• if you require help during the COVID-19 crisis, or know someone who does, click here
• view website
  

Meal Delivery

Programs that prepare and regularly deliver meals to older adults, people with disabilities and others who have difficulties shopping and/or preparing food for themselves or traveling to a site where a meal is being served

• For a list of meal delivery services serving Milton, see here

Ontario Community Support Association

• helping isolated, low-income seniors and people with disabilities and chronic medical conditions across Ontario get meals, groceries, medicine and other essentials to stay safe at home during COVID-19
• delivery of nutritious meals accompanied by a safety check
• delivery of supplies such as groceries or prescription medication
• for more information, see here
• view listing

A recreation centre for older adults, providing programs promoting physical, social and emotional well-being

Programs include:

• fitness
• dance
• art & crafts
• general interest programs
• special events
• guest speakers
• income tax program for members

Facility includes:

• auditorium
• multi-purpose room
• activity rooms
• cafeteria
• library/lounge
• billiard room

Lunch Counter (Wednesdays)

• hot lunch including entree, dessert and beverage for $10 (members), $12 (non-members)
• Pre-Registration required, no refunds

Designated as a local cooling centre during times of extreme heat and a warming centre during times of extreme cold

Provides a variety of meals, and the opportunity to make new friends in designated seniors apartment buildings in Georgetown and Acton * meal dates and sign-up sheets are posted for residents in each building

Program enables older adults and adults with a disability to have access to affordable meals in their home * meals include hot meals (Meals on Wheels), frozen meals (Meals on Ice), volunteers taking people to a local restaurant (Wheels to Meals), and Congregate Dining (designated seniors apartment buildings in Acton and georgetown)

Meals on Wheels - Hot or chilled meals delivered by volunteers at lunch Mon-Fri * special diet types available * nutritionally balanced meals * frozen meals can be delivered along with lunch * planned and prepared by certified cooks at Allendale

Meals on Ice - Frozen meal packages delivered by volunteers * orders are required by Fri at 12 noon for Thu delivery to one's home or for pick up at the office * clients choose from a menu or can choose standard packages * special diet types available * entrees, soup/dessert packages also available * available on a weekly basis through the supplier Apetito * suitable meals for diabetic, low fat and or low sodium diets and other special meals

Wheels to Meals - Luncheons held twice a month at a local restaurant, church or community hall * opportunity to get out and socialize with friends * the cost varies by location * transportation is provided by volunteers for a minimal fee

Organization's main objective is:

• to empower women from all walks of life not just to support themselves but also to help them mold and create a better society
• to build meaningful partnerships and strongly connected collaborative networks through connecting neighbors and facilitating outreach to eliminate stereotypes
• in partnership with Food For Life, prepare Halal meals for families in need of additional food support