Meals on Wheels
Wilder’s Meals on Wheels provides affordable, nutritious hot or frozen meals to adults, older adults and seniors living in Midway, Frogtown and the surrounding neighborhoods of Saint Paul in partnership with Metro Meals on Wheels. Caring volunteers help pack and deliver these locally-made meals every weekday and serve as a lifeline for many people who live alone, have difficulty cooking and preparing meals, or are home due to health conditions, disabilities or limited mobility. Healthy meals are also available for purchase and pick up at Wilder's Healthy Aging & Caregiving Services new location, 941 Lafond Ave., Saint Paul, MN 55104.
- Call 612-623-3363 to sign up with Metro Meals on Wheels and get more information how to apply.
With Meals on Wheels, you get more than nutritious foods. We offer:
- Affordable, made-from-scratch, healthy meals delivered Monday through Friday.
- Regular visits with friendly delivery volunteers.
- 30+ varieties including diabetic friendly and heart healthy meals, with menus reviewed by a dietitian.
- Accommodations for special diets, including renal, gluten-free, mechanical soft, puree, vegetarian and kosher.
- Busy schedule? We offer weekly delivery of the same great meals that can be reheated at your convenience.
- Meals prepared fresh by Meals on Wheels Kitchen of Opportunities.
A dietician at the Veterans Affairs medical center recommended Meals on Wheels as a potential solution for Vietnam War Veteran Roosevelt Jackson’s health and dietary needs.
Roosevelt's wife, Maribeth, was pleasantly surprised to learn that Meals on Wheels offers versions of its made-from-scratch, healthy meals specifically for people with diabetes and other health needs. Even better, the meals were affordable – and volunteers delivered the food to the Jacksons’ Saint Paul home.
The food was good, and it was what he needed.
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