Nutrition for Hungry Seniors
Homage serves the needs of older adults and people with disabilities throughout Snohomish County. In 2023, we served 396,078 meals through our Meals on Wheels (MOW) and Community Table Dining programs.
Homage Senior Services’ nutrition program helps ensure older adults and adults with disabilities in Snohomish County receive nourishing meals, vital safety checks, social connections, and personalized support, ensuring they can live independently and with dignity.
CONTACT INFORMATION
Phone: 425.347.1229
Email: nutrition@homage.org
Meals on Wheels
Meals on Wheels offers nutritious meals for homebound older adults and people with disabilities. The delicious frozen meals are easy to heat and are delivered directly to your home each week by caring and compassionate staff and volunteers.
Community Table Dining Program
Delicious, hearty meals are dished up throughout Snohomish County for older adults who are 60+. In addition to enjoying a nutritious meal, participants get together with friends, take part in lively and interesting activities, and receive help finding needed services.
Washington State Basic Food Program
The Washington State Basic Food Program is often called “food stamps” or “SNAP.” This program aims to reduce hunger and malnutrition by providing people with financial help to buy groceries.
You are not alone! Currently, 11 percent of Washington residents participate in the Basic Food Program.
Basic food benefits can be used at any grocery store, convenience store, or farmer’s market that accepts EBT.
The easiest way to apply for food assistance is to contact Snohomish County Aging Disability Resource Network at 425.513.1900 or 800.422.2024. You can also email your name and phone number to basicfood@homage.org, and we will contact you.
Through our valued partnerships with Snohomish County Health and Human Services and Verdant Health Commission, we work together to connect community members with nutritious meals and essential nutrition support through Homage’s Meals on Wheels program, helping older adults and individuals with disabilities remain healthy, independent, and connected to their community.
