## The Mom's Meals Story

It’s time we made better health more accessible, and it begins with the very food we eat. At Mom’s Meals, we purposefully design meals with the power to fill and fuel life. What all started with our own Mom has grown to fathers, brothers, sisters, and friends.

We recognized our neighbors in need – of greater care and a more personalized way to access nutritious meals to help them through their day. And many healthcare and social services professionals who work tirelessly to make a difference also needed a more powerful path forward that puts accessible food at the forefront. So, we took action, cultivating refrigerated meals programs designed to support the many nuanced stages of life. We know that every individual has unique needs, and we believe they deserve accessible nutrition that can improve health outcomes.

Today we carry this mission forward, taking care of others as if they are part of our own family, with every meal we make. More than just a delivery service, and much more than just food, our programs put choice in the hands of our clients. With the right recipe, we can make a remarkable impact, today and tomorrow.

  

  

## Our Programs

**Chronic Care**

*   Our Chronic Care program provides nutritional support for the leading health conditions.

**Post-Discharge Care**

*   Expedited nutritional support at the start of recovery, when time is of the essence, to support reduced readmissions.

**Self Pay**

*   Daily nutrition for those wanting convenience, to manage a chronic illness or for recuperating at home.

**LTSS/HCBS**

*   Customers get the proper ongoing nutrition they need to remain in the comfort of their homes.

Mom’s Meals

## About the Senior Center

The Manila Senior Citizens Center is hosted by the Town of Manila and operated by its own Board. Daggett County does not run or operate the facility or the senior programs and is providing this information as a Public Service. The Senior Center shares the Municipal Building with The Town of Manila at 165 West Highway 43 in Manila, Utah.

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## Senior Activities and Programs

  

### Lunches

Lunch is served at the Senior Center on Wednesdays at noon. Please reserve your space by calling (435) 784-3158 at least 24 hours in advance and leaving a message.

### Dinners

Dinner is served on the First and Third Friday of each month unless otherwise noted on the calendar.

### Senior Trips

The Seniors usually take a monthly trip. Call (435) 784-3143 for more information or check back as we continue to update this site.

Manila Senior Center

Built in 2005 the Grand Center is a place for people 60 years and older to socialize, have lunch and enjoy a variety of activities. 

  

## Activities Include:

*    Exercise Classes
*    Card Games
*    Quarterly Craft Day (see staff for details)
*    Band on Monday, Wednesday & Friday
*    Quilting Room 
*    Game Room (ping pong, pool table, board games, puzzles, wii & small library)

  

## Meals:

*    Congregate Lunch served Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday & Friday
*    Lunch is served at 12:00 pm
*   Salad bar on Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday
*   Home delivered Lunches available Monday through Friday
*   Cost of Meals is a suggested donation of $2.50 for those 60 and over. Under 60 must pay $6.00

Grand County Senior Center

We are a community program to provide meals daily and services to any eligible elders in and out of the community.

Red Mesa Senior Center

Offering Choices for Independence. The San Juan County Area Agency on Aging is committed to promoting the dignity and well being of older persons-both as individuals within their families and in our communities. We respect the right to a quality of life. We are committed to a high level of professionalism and leadership in our work and to the community.

  

  

## Community Programs

*   Alternatives Program
*   Caregiver Support Program
*   Medicaid Aging Waiver Program
*   Senior Health Insurance Information Program (SHIP)
*   Elder Abuse Prevention
*   Preventative Health Programs
*   Meals Assistance
*   Transportation Services

Blanding Senior Center

## Basic Information for SNAP (Food Stamp) Applicants

You may be eligible for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) but you need to talk to an eligibility specialist about your eligibility. 

  

  

*   You are encouraged to apply for SNAP today.
*   Benefits start with the day of application.
*   Apply online at jobs.utah.gov/mycase.
*   You may also apply at an employment center, or we can mail an application to you, however you may lose benefits due to mailing delays. 
*   No documents are needed to file an application. 
*   You may be eligible for expedited service (receiving SNAP within seven (7) calendar days).
*   Identity is the only verification you need if you are eligible for expedited SNAP. 
*   You may turn in an incomplete application as long as it has your name, address and signature. However, the entire application must be completed in order for your eligibility for SNAP to be determined. 

## What SNAP (Food Stamp) Offers

SNAP offers nutrition assistance to buy healthy food.

Most households must spend some of their own cash along with their SNAP benefits to buy the food they need.

The amount of SNAP a household receives per month is called an allotment. The allotment is based on the number of people in the household and the amount of money the household earns each month.

Department of Workforce Services: Park City

In addition to social and recreational activities, senior centers connect the aging population to community resources so they can continue to live healthy, independent lives. Only partial funding for senior centers is provided by the government; if you would like to donate your time or money contact your community’s senior center.

  

## Services Provided:

*   Fraud Education
*   Blood Pressure Clinic **(Weekly)**
*   Toenail Clinic **(Weekly)**

  

## Activities/Entertainment:

*   Single Seniors **(Last Monday Each Month)**

Ferron Senior Center

There are two Senior Centers in Kane County, located in Kanab and Orderville (also known as Long Valley).  They are approximately 20 miles apart and are open to any senior citizen, 60 years or older, wishing to engage in social and physical activity. Both centers are supported by Kane County, City of Kanab, City of Orderville, Five County Association of Governments, State and Federal grants, and by individual donations.

  

  

## Activities:

Our seniors enjoy daily exercise classes, crafts, sewing, cards, Wii Sports Wii Fit, Xbox Sports, chess, checkers, backgammon and more. These activities are open to anyone interested in joining in the fun. If someone has a new activity to introduce to the center they are welcome to see if they can generate interest.

  

  

## Travel:

The Kanab Center provides weekly local shopping trips on Wednesdays at approximately 1:30 p.m. We use a 12-passenger air conditioned bus, which is handicap-accessible. We can pick up and drop off those who sign up in advance. The center also offers monthly out of town shopping trips on the first Tuesday after the 3rd to Cedar City or St. George, as well as monthly sightseeing trips to various recreational areas such as Zion National Park, Bryce Canyon, Jacob Lake, Kaibab National Forest, Grand Canyon, and Panguitch Lake. The cost of the recreational trips range from $5 to $15 per person.

  

  

## Lunch – Orderville:

Lunch is served three days a week – Monday, Wednesday and Thursday at 12 p.m.    

\*Please call one day in advance to join us for lunch at either center!

  

## Meals On Wheels:

Drivers deliver a cold and hot meal three days a week (Monday, Wednesday & Thursday). \*Please call for eligibility requirements.

Long Valley Senior Center

## Serving the 50+ Community for over 50 Years.

The Springville Senior Center is a department of Springville City providing recreational, educational and social services for those aged 50 and older.

  

## Daily Activities:

*   Billiards
*   Computers
*   Exercise Room
*   Games & Puzzles
*   Library
*   Lunch

## Weekly Activities:

*   Aerobics
*   Art Club
*   Bingo
*   Bluegrass Class
*   Boost Your Brain
*   Cards
*   Line Dancing
*   Movies
*   Poker
*   Pottery
*   Recorder Group
*   Shakespeare Group
*   Tai Chi

Springville Senior Citizens Center

## Basic Information for SNAP (Food Stamp) Applicants

You may be eligible for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) but you need to talk to an eligibility specialist about your eligibility. 

  

  

*   You are encouraged to apply for SNAP today.
*   Benefits start with the day of application.
*   Apply online at jobs.utah.gov/mycase.
*   You may also apply at a employment center, or we can mail an application to you, however you may lose benefits due to mailing delays. 
*   No documents are needed to file an application. 
*   You may be eligible for expedited service (receiving SNAP within seven (7) calendar days).
*   Identity is the only verification you need if you are eligible for expedited SNAP. 
*   You may turn in an incomplete application as long as it has your name, address and signature. However, the entire application must be completed in order for your eligibility for SNAP to be determined. 

## What SNAP (Food Stamp) Offers

SNAP offers nutrition assistance to buy healthy food.

Most households must spend some of their own cash along with their SNAP benefits to buy the food they need.

The amount of SNAP a household receives per month is called an allotment. The allotment is based on the number of people in the household and the amount of money the household earns each month.

Department of Workforce Services: Provo

Meals on Wheels America is the leadership organization supporting the more than 5,000 community-based programs across the country that are dedicated to addressing senior isolation and hunger. This network serves virtually every community in America and, along with more than two million staff and volunteers, delivers the nutritious meals, friendly visits and safety checks that enable America’s seniors to live nourished lives with independence and dignity. By providing funding, leadership, education, research and advocacy support, Meals on Wheels America empowers its local member programs to strengthen their communities, one senior at a time.

  

## Meals on Wheels in Orem is operated through Mountainland Aging and Family Services

Meals on Wheels - Orem

## Food and Care Coalition Mission Statement

The mission of the Food & Care Coalition is to alleviate hunger and diminish the plights of poverty for those who enter our doors. Our primary objectives include finding suitable housing, teaching financial accountability, facilitating an elevation in personal morals and values, and helping each patron achieve their full potential.

  

We believe in the inherent worth of people and embrace the philosophy that trusting relationships between patron, staff, and volunteer are vital in realizing this end. In order to succeed, charity and compassion from the community must be met by accountability and a personal desire to learn and grow by those served. The Food & Care Coalition by design, offers daily opportunities for the community to support, influence and participate both in the policy making and operation of agency programs to meet these objectives.

  

This approach creates an environment where homeless men, women, and children can restore their self-esteem, retain their human dignity, and regain the power and abilities necessary to become self-sufficient and productive members of our community.

  

## Meals

The Food & Care Coalition serves nutritionally well balanced meals seven days a week to Utah County’s homeless, mentally ill and learning disabled, fixed income families, and families affected by tragedy. In 2016, community members contributed canned goods, garden produce, sack lunches, casseroles, desserts, food from catered events, cash and redeemable grocery store gift certificates allowing us to serve 100,092 meals.

  

This accomplishment would not be possible unless we had a vested community interest. Area businesses, church groups, civic groups, scouts, individuals and families donate 15,000 volunteer hours of service each year. In addition to assisting with meal preparation, serving, and clean-up duties, volunteers often recruit food donors and make frequent donation pick-ups.

Food & Care Coalition

Marriott-Slaterville Senior Center

## Come join us at the senior center!

The Riverdale Senior Center is a place that seniors can gather, share old friendships as well as make new ones. The center offers a variety of activities and classes. We are here to strengthen and help seniors have a good life and hopefully touch each senior's life for good.

  

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## The Senior Center has a lot to offer!

If you are 55 and older and have not visited the Riverdale Senior Center, we invite you to stop by and see what you are missing! The Riverdale Senior Center is a great place to learn new skills, enjoy great food, relax, and make new friends. Here are just a few of the highlights:

*   Great Food: Lunch is cooked on site each weekday for only $3.00.
*   Classes: A wide variety of classes are taught at the Center.
*   Exercise Room: There is an onsite exercise room free for seniors.
*   Library: Come check out our library of books and movies.
*   Pool: Come play on our pool tables.
*   Computers: Are available for use, including internet access.

  

  

## Senior Center Library

The Riverdale Senior Center has a wonderful library for seniors to use. The library has a variety of books along with a collection of VHS and DVD movies. Seniors are welcome to come and check out any library item. Come check it out!

  

Stop by the Center for a full list of classes and activities. The address and hours are listed above. Don’t miss out on this wonderful community resource

Riverdale City Senior Citizen Center

The Liberty Senior Center is located in the heart of Salt Lake City, close to multiple senior housing complexes. The center has a very diverse population base that it services. Seniors come from all around the valley to participate in the activities and classes that we offer. We have a wonderful facility that provides a place for senior citizens to come socialize, recreate and continue to live happy, healthy and active lives.

  

The Liberty Senior Center provides opportunities for people over the age of 60 to improve their talents, enrich their minds, give service in the community, develop meaningful friendships, and help maintain physical health through good nutrition and exercise.

  

The center offers a wide range of programs. We consider the center a place where participants can be involved in a number of classes, activities and special events. Classes are as diverse as Computer classes and English as a Second Language. For those wanting to explore their creative side, the center offers opportunities in art, such as, ceramics, crafting, painting, and card making. We are proud of our health and exercise programs which include; Tai Chi, Yoga, EnhanceFitness as well as a workout room. The participants who attend the center are big into games; they enjoy Wii bowling, playing a variety of card games, Mexican Train Dominoes, shuffleboard, bingo and billiards. We also have a movie room that shows movies continuously during our open hours.

Liberty Senior Center

Sunday Anderson Westside Senior Center has the opportunity to service many participants from various backgrounds. The diversity of the participants only adds to the appeal of the center. We welcome new members and look forward to providing quality services geared towards those who attend.

Sunday Anderson Westside Senior Center provides opportunities for people, over the age of 60, to improve their talents, enrich their minds, give service in the community, develop meaningful friendships, and help maintain physical health through good nutrition and exercise.

We consider the center a place where participants can be involved in an abundance of classes and special activities. Classes are as diverse as Pickle Ball, Ping Pong and Personal Healthcare to Karaoke, Name that Tune and English as a Second Language. 

For those wanting to explore their creative side, the center offers opportunities in art, such as, Ceramics and Bunka Crafting. We are proud of our health and exercise programs which include; EnhanceFitness, Tai Chi, Line Dancing, U of U Exercise Class and Creative Movement Dance Class. We also welcome those who prefer individual improvement, to visit our workout room. Games are a hit at the center have captured our participant's hearts, which includes, Card Games, Billiards, Wii games, Bunco, Pinochle, and Bingo. If you have a love for books, come enjoy our multiple books available for borrowing, along with delving in to different worlds of discussions in our Book Club.

Sunday Anderson Westside Senior Center

The River’s Bend component of the Northwest Community Center, administered by Salt Lake County Aging & Adult Services Activity Aging Program provides a wide array of amenities for older adults and their families.

  

The Northwest Community Center opened November 12, 1970, and was dedicated on December 7, 1970, and now has been in operation for over 40 years. It all started when the Community Action Program organized the seniors for socials and activities.

  

Many do not know that the Jordan River was relocated to accommodate for the present day Northwest Multipurpose Center and that the land started as a dairy farm. What is now the East parking lot was where the river originally flowed and bent back through the west portion of the property. On July 18, 1995 the Complex added a new addition to the center, creating a space just for seniors. In October of 2008 the senior center was remolded and renamed **River’s Bend Senior Center.**

  

The Rivers Bend Senior Center provides opportunities for people 60 and over to improve their talents, enrich their minds, give service in the community, develop meaningful friendships, and help maintain physical health through good nutrition and exercise.

The center offers a wide range of programs. We consider the center a place where participants can be involved in an abundance of classes and special activities. Classes are provided for English as a Second Language, and for those wanting to explore their creative side, the center offers opportunities in art, such as, ceramics, crafting, painting, and card making. We are proud of our health and exercise programs which include; EnhanceFitness, low impact exercise instruction, U of U exercise which includes warm up/cool down stretching, boxing, ballet, dancing and Zumba as well as a full workout room. The participants who attend the center are big into games; they enjoy Wii bowling, playing a variety of card games, bingo, and billiards.

  

## Programs include:

*   Senior Nutritional Meal is served Monday-Friday from 11:30 A.M.-12:15 P.M. We ask a suggested donation of $3.00 for seniors
*   Point of access for aging-related information, resources and services
*   Billiards/Exercise room
*   Entertainment/Game room
*   Lounge/TV room
*   Computer Lab
*   Pottery kilns
*   Fitness Classes through Salt Lake County Recreation and Aging & Adult Services
*   Intergenerational opportunities benefiting the entire family
*   Senior Van pick-ups and drop-off within our boundaries. Suggested donation of $1.00 per way
*   Hours of operation: Monday through Friday 8:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. The last Wednesday of each month 3:00 - 6:00 P.M. (Afternoon Bingo)

River’s Bend Senior Center

Senior Centers offer resources and the opportunity to enjoy the company of other older adults in your area. In addition to social and recreational activities, senior centers connect the aging population to community resources so they can continue to live healthy, independent lives. Only partial funding for senior centers is provided by the government; if you would like to donate your time or money contact your community’s senior center.

Spring City Senior Center

## About the Draper Senior Center

**If you have never visited the Draper Senior Center before, you’re in for a surprise!**

  

The state of the art facility offers a wealth of resources for older adults; we have an unparalleled combination of programs, workshops, classes, and services for independent, active and engaged seniors. Draper Senior Center continues to distinguish itself as the new and innovative senior center of today. Around the city people are taking notice of the Center’s significant achievements and building design offering not only inside activities but outside sports areas as well.

  

The Center features spectacular vistas from all areas of the Center, and a dining area extended to the outdoors where participants can enjoy their meals next to the beautiful pond, with views of the mountains and Draper City Park. The café style kitchen offers nutritious, freshly prepared meals by Chef Katrina Monday through Friday.

Draper Senior Center has earned the status of National Accreditation by meeting established senior center standards of excellence developed by National Council of Aging and the National Institute of Senior Centers. 

  

## Services Offered

The Center offers resources provided by Salt Lake County Aging & Adult Services. We also offer a comprehensive range of programs to enlighten, educate and enrich the lives of active adults age 60 and over. We consider the Center akin to a “Senior Campus”: an abundant and evolving selection of classes, educational seminars and special activities are offered. For those wanting to explore their creative side, the Center offers opportunities in art, crafts, and music.

  

We are proud of our health and physical activity classes that include many different types of exercise opportunities: Yoga, Tai Chi, EnhanceFitness® and Zumba group classes. There is an individual exercise workout room with Keiser equipment, SciFit treadmills, and Nustep recumbent bikes. We also offer access to balance pads, yoga mats, exercise steps, hand and wrist weights, as well as outdoor exercise equipment and two outdoor pickle ball courts. 

  

Congregate meals and mobile meal delivery/pick up also available.

Draper Senior Center

The Taylorsville Senior Center is a joint operation of Taylorsville City and Salt Lake County. The facility is owned by Taylorsville City and operated by Salt Lake County Aging & Adult Services staff.

  

Members of Taylorsville Senior Center are proud to attend the center, and welcome all others to join in the experience.

  

The Taylorsville Senior Center provides an atmosphere for people over the age of 60 to increase social opportunities, improve and/or maintain health through good nutrition and exercise, enrich their minds, develop their talents, provide services as volunteers, and improve their overall wellbeing.

  

The center provides a wide range of programs and classes. Some of our regular classes are Enhance®Fitness, chair aerobics, photography, crocheting, wood burning, computers, Brain Gym and Move It Move It. Other programing you will find throughout the month includes health and wellness presentations, monthly health topic focuses, trips, and entertainment (please see calendar for specifics). Open daily for use at your leisure, we have, a billiards room, fitness machine room, ping pong, horse shoes, Wii games, and computers. Whether you enjoy classes and fitness or you are just looking for an opportunity for socialization, the center is geared to fulfill these needs.

Taylorsville Senior Citizen Center

The Senior Services Division aims to improve and maintain the health and well-being of all senior citizens in the community by providing a safe location to meet, activities to enrich, and low-cost meals to nourish.

  

The Senior Center offers many services to local seniors, including weekly classes, monthly trips or events, health and wellness clinics, and weekday lunches.

  

A majority of the activities offered are free to Senior Center members. Some classes require registration – please be sure to read the monthly newsletter to know which classes need to be registered for! 

  

## Activities include:

*   Watercolor Class
*   Meditation
*   Line Dancing
*   Tai Chi
*   Poetry Classes
*   Bunco
*   Crochet Class
*   Bingo
*   Computer Help

  

## Additional Services:

*   Daily meals served at 12 noon ($3 donation per person), Monday-Friday
*   Transportation is available through UTA at 801.374.9306
*   Free blood pressure clinic on the first and last Friday of every month from 11 a.m. to 12 noon
*   Free income tax consultant from February to April – call 801.377.6600 for appointment
*   Annual flu shots in September or October
*   Senior membership cards ($5.00 per person) available annually – memberships include facility use, food donations, participation in programs, trips/tours, and other events put on by the Lehi Senior Center.
*   Tax abatement offered January through July
*   HEAT program (call Community Action for appointment)
*   Red Cross utility payment help offered December through February

Lehi Senior Center

Senior Center Services such as Information & Referral, Outreach, Assessment Screening, Legal and Supportive Services, Transportation for medical appointments and necessary shopping to keep seniors in their home, Health Insurance Information Program (Medicare Drug plans and other Medicare information), Health Fairs, Advocacy, Elder Abuse, Awareness, Preventive Health Programs and other Services. Eligibility is for those 60 years of age and older and their spouses (regardless of age). All services are by donation only. No fees can be assessed to any service that is supplemented with Federal funds from the Older Americans Act.

  

## Programs & Services include:

*   Home Delivered Meals, Congregate Meals and Nutrition Education
*   Home & Community Based Alternatives
*   Utah Family Caregiver Support Program
*   Aging Medicaid Waiver Program
*   Veteran Directed home and Community-based Services Program

  

## Volunteer Services:

*   RSVP (Retired Senior Volunteer Program)
*   VITA (Volunteer Income Tax assistance)
*   CERT (Community Emergency Response Team)

## Other Programs and Services:

*   Senior Medicare Patrol -Medicare fraud education
*   Senior Health insurance Program
*   LTC Ombudsman
*   Veteran Transportation
*   Legal Services
*   Preventative Health

Manti Senior Center

The Senior Citizens Advisory Council provides activities and resources for Eagle Mountain residents ages 55 and older. They also make recommendations to the City Council with respect to programs and facilities for senior citizens. Senior Council members are appointed by the Mayor, with the consent of the City Council for terms of four years.

  

## Services include:

*   Meals assistance
*   Activities
*   Exercise classes
*   Congregate meals
*   Bunco
*   Arts & crafts
*   Movie nights

Eagle Mountain Senior Center

The mission of the Goshen senior citizens program is to facilitate the social, emotional and physical well-being of independent senior citizens by providing access to community resources, providing services and activities that maintain senior citizens independence and wellness.

  

The Goshen Senior Center is open Monday through Friday for senior citizen's programs. A senior citizen is anyone 55 and older. During our hours of operation, planned activities are available to any Goshen senior citizens at no or minimal cost. 

  

## Activities include:

*   Yoga
*   Bridge
*   Fitness classes
*   Line dancing
*   Knitting
*   Arts & crafts

Goshen Senior Center

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Food for Thought - 5 Easy Ways Seniors Can Stay Nourished and Enjoy Eating

Learn more about meal delivery programs and congregate meals for seniors in your area. Search Agibly to find resources and support for seniors and caregivers. 

Meals For Seniors - Meal Delivery & Congregate Meals

You’ve probably heard of Meals on Wheels, but older adults have several other options when it comes to eating well. Explore our listings on Agibly.com to find nutritious solutions in your area ranging from congregate meals to food delivery for seniors and grocery shopping services. View our resource page for more information on the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (formerly known as food stamps), or other programs providing meal benefits to those with limited incomes.

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