Meals on Wheels Wake CountyHot Meal Delivery Service
Meals on Wheels serves home-delivered meals to residents of Wake County who are 60 years old and over and are homebound and vulnerable.
Wake County residents 60 years old and over who are homebound and vulnerable; disabled residents under 60 who meet certain criteria
From wakemow.org/services ↗About this program
Homebound means the applicant cannot work, volunteer, drive or leave their residence without assistance.
Vulnerable means the applicant is unable to perform the basic activities of daily living without assistance due to physical, cognitive, emotional, psychological, or social impairments.
Disabled residents under 60 can qualify for our program if they meet certain criteria.
Questions
Who serves home-delivered meals?
Meals on Wheels serves home-delivered meals to residents of Wake County who are 60 years old and over and are homebound and vulnerable.
What does homebound mean?
Homebound means the applicant cannot work, volunteer, drive or leave their residence without assistance.
What does vulnerable mean?
Vulnerable means the applicant is unable to perform the basic activities of daily living without assistance due to physical, cognitive, emotional, psychological, or social impairments.
Can disabled residents under 60 qualify?
Disabled residents under 60 can qualify for our program if they meet certain criteria.
Details
- Who
- Wake County residents 60 years old and over who are homebound and vulnerable; disabled residents under 60 who meet certain criteria
- Where
- Wake County
- Ages
- 60 and over
Run by
Friendship CafesOur Friendship Cafes serve anyone who is 60 or older and can get to one of our dining sites located throughout Wake County.
Frozen Meal ServiceOur frozen meal delivery serves areas of Wake County beyond the reach of our current hot meal delivery service, and residents who may not be available during hot meal delivery windows (including patients with scheduled medical appointments).