Searching for Food Access For Seniors/people With Disabilities

Services include:

• information and referral
• art, craft, culture, and language classes
• wide variety of fitness and sports programs
• recreational activities
• café and dining room
• special events
• legal advice

Counts 5,000 members

Community meal programs

• offers social environement for seniors
• meals (breakfasts, lunches, dinners) or coffee
• social activities (music, games, guess speaker)

Food delivery service

• affordable, hot, frozen and nutritious hot meals

Non-profit home health care agency

Programs:

• assisted living services for high risk seniors
• falls prevention and exercise program (SMART)
• foot care (in-home and clinic)
• home help/home maintenance
• Meals on Wheels
• personal support services
• respite
• stroke support program
• health van program
• transportation program

Hot meals

• delivered by volunteers to eligible housebound individuals
• meals prepared on site by a chef
• frozen meals can be ordered and delivered/picked up once per month

COVID-19 (20 Mar 2020) Food Services in partnership with the Southern Frontenac Community Services Corporations (SFCSC) is available. If you need assistance please call for an appointment, 613-376-6477 ext. 203.
This information is regularly updated on their Facebook page.

United Church

• Sunday School and nursery available
• coffee hour following service
• Diners Club for Shut-ins and Seniors
• Bible Study
• Hand Bell Choir
• Senior's Social Club
• Messy Church

Congregate dining program

• offers a nutritious meal, stimulation, social interaction, transportation, some education and entertainment offered once a month

Meals on Wheels (Hot Meals & Frozen Meals) for seniors and adults with physical disabilities who can receive a nutritious hot meal delivered to their door over the noon-hour every Monday, Wednesday and/or Friday for $8/meal. Meals include soup/salad, entrée and dessert.

• Dietary restrictions and/or allergies may be accommodated
• Seniors and adults with physical disabilities can choose from a number of main course meals that provide 40% of the recommended daily nutrition for inactive adults.
• Meals can be picked up at the Grace Centre or with a minimum order of 10 meals, they can be delivered for free.

Southern Frontenac Community Services strives to provide a variety of programs and services that support allseniors and families in need in South Frontenac and rural Kingston.

• information and referral
• home help
• congregate dining
• respite care, including palliative care
• transportation
• income tax assistance
• client intervention and assistance
• frozen meals on wheels
• hot meals on wheels
• foot care
• volunteer hospice visiting program
• bereavement support and caregiver support
• training, information and education for seniors and adults with a physical disability (adult-based services)

Hot meal

• a way for seniors to enjoy a hot, nutritious meal, sing along to live music, and learn more about important issues from regular guest speakers

Hot meals

• delivered by volunteers to eligible housebound individuals
• meals prepared on site by a chef
• frozen meals can be ordered and delivered/picked up once per month

COVID-19 (7 April 2020): Confirmed that this service is still offered during their regular hours.

Frozen meals (entrees, soups and desserts) delivered to client's home

• over 200 menu options to choose from
• no minimum order
• no contracts or commitments with service
• special dietary needs accommodated

Congregate dining group

• hot noon dinner
• short social program

Provide home support programs and services to assist seniors and adults with physical disabilities in their their own homes

Meal program

• hot and frozen meals
• delivery
• special diets can be accommodated

Hot meals on wheels delivered to your home

Nutritious meals delivered to the home of seniors

• restricted or special diets are accommodated if possible
• Hot and Frozen Meals available
• also acts as a reassurance because if the client is not home the volunteer calls the office so that staff will follow up

Head office for community support services for seniors 60+ and their caregivers

COVID-19 (8 Apr 2020) Daycare, EarlyON Centre, Youth Hub, youth programs, diner's club, and foot care services suspended until further notice. Family and youth counselling available by phone, hot and frozen meals delivery still provided, as well as groceries/prescription delivery and transportation to essential medical appointments.



Offers a variety of support services for older adults and adults with physical disabilities

• Diners' Clubs
• home help
• transportation (errands and non-emergency medical appointments)
• foot care clinics
• Meals-On-Wheels: hot meals delivered Tuesday and Thursday; frozen meals available
• adult day programs in Parham, Plevna, and Sharbot Lake
• in-home respite
• caregiver counselling and support
• Lifeline: referral and information resource

Congregate dining group

• hot noon dinner
• short social program

Provide home support programs and services to assist seniors and adults with physical disabilities in their their own homes

• supports include Meals on Wheels, Escorted Transportation, Stroke Support, Congregate Dining, Foot care Clinics, Drivers' Refresher

Meal program

• hot and frozen meals
• delivery
• special diets can be accommodated

Meal program

• frozen and hot meals
• hot meals delivered every Tuesday and Thursday
• frozen orders taken and delivered once a month

Volunteer-based community support agency serving seniors and adults with disabilities

COVID19 Community Dinner will be take out or delivery only on Dec 25 * Registration open till Dec 21 * Only one person per family can be accommodated in the office and masks MUST be worn

Coordination and registration for the Community Christmas Dinner in conjunction with the Belleville Salvation Army.