Finding local food resources for seniors is crucial for their well-being and independence.

Question 1: What local resources are available for seniors seeking food assistance?

• Food banks in your area
• Senior meal programs (e.g. Meals on Wheels)
• Community kitchens
• Local churches or religious organizations
• Farmers’ markets that offer discounts for seniors
• Social services offices that provide information on local resources

Question 2: How can I locate these food resources?

• Online search engines (Google, Bing)
• Local government health departments websites
• Social media community groups
• Neighboring seniors or family members for recommendations
• Senior centers or community centers can offer guidance

Statistics on Senior Food Insecurity

Mind Map of Local Food Resources for Seniors

• Local Food Resources
  • Non-profit Organizations
    • Food Banks
    • Meal Programs
  • Government Services
    • SNAP Benefits
    • Elderly Nutrition Program
  • Community Initiatives
    • Farmers’ Markets
    • Community Gardens

Tips for Using Local Resources

• Contact organizations ahead of time to check availability
• Be aware of the eligibility criteria for various programs
• Network with other seniors to find out what works for them
• Ask about delivery services if mobility is an issue

Helpful Online Resources

• FoodHelp.org
• Aging.gov](https://www.aoa.acl.gov)
• Local 211 Helpline