Outagamie County Nutrition Program

Mission: To provide Congregate and Home Delivered meal service to persons 60 years and older, on a contribution basis

Supporting a Greater Quality of Life for Older Adults!

The Outagamie County Nutrition Program provides Congregate and Home Delivered meal service to persons 60 years and older, on a contribution basis.  The Nutrition Program takes great strides in reducing hunger, food insecurity and promoting the well-being of older adults. Malnutrition is the biggest threat to an older person’s health and independence. The Nutrition Program provides nutritional, financial, social, educational and informational support.

• Congregate Meal Service: Provide meals in a group setting that encourage social interaction, educational and recreational activities, nutrition education, health screenings, and access to aging-related resources.
• Home-Delivered Meal Service: Deliver nutritious meals to homebound individuals, ensuring they receive essential nourishment and care.
• Nutrition Support: Offer education, screening, and counseling to promote healthy eating habits and prevent malnutrition.

Assist older adults by Serving Meals!

Your volunteer service could make a tremendous difference in the lives of many older adults in need of a nutritional meal! Congregate meal service offers meals, in a group setting while providing socialization, educational and recreational activities, nutrition education, benefit counseling, health screenings, current information on aging issues, as well as volunteer opportunities. Home Delivered Meal Service offers those who are home-bound a nutritious meal, delivered to their doorstep.

Make a Difference and Volunteer

Congregate & Home Delivered Meal Service Volunteers are needed Monday-Friday, 10:00am-1:00pm: Set tables, serve meals, carry meal trays and assist with clean up.

Locations: Hortonville, Kaukauna, Oneida Heights (Appleton), Seymour, and Mary Beth Nienhaus Activity Center (Appleton).