Meals On Wheels

05/28/2026

Meals on Wheels is available as a short-term solution for folks recovering from illness or surgery, or as a long-term, ongoing support to help maintain independence.

Give us a call at 612-623-3363 to learn how dependable, healthy home-delivered meals can help you or a loved one thrive at home.

05/27/2026

We'll be at Hmong Village until 3:00 PM at the United Hmong with Disabilities Community Enrollment Drive!

05/27/2026

Yog koj xav tau zaub mov Hmoob xa tuaj rau koj tom tsev, hu tau rau peb 612-623-3363. Peb muaj tus Hmoob txhais lus pab tau koj.

If you need authentic Hmong meal delivery, don't hesitate to contact us at 612-623-3363. We have a Hmong interpreter on staff to help you.

05/26/2026

Ron, who is 86 years old, has been losing his independence over the past few years, but with daily check-ins from his children - and Amherst H. Wilder Foundation Meals on Wheels delivering over the lunch hour - he was able to spend additional years in the family's home in St. Paul's North End. It's the same house where he lived for 60 years, including 13 years since he lost his wife, Lynne.

When a spot opened in an assisted living living facility, Ron's daughter Deb felt both relief and gratitude. It was exactly the right moment for Ron to move. Thanks to Meals on Wheels, that moment didn't come any sooner than it had to.

05/22/2026

Make any day Thanksgiving! Lunch from Meals on Wheels today is a roast turkey dinner. Turkey, gravy, green beans, stuffing plus fruit cup and a cookie. The best part? We'll do the cooking and the dishes!

05/20/2026

We're excited to attend the United Hmong with Disabilities Community Enrollment Drive next Wed, May 27th at Hmong Village!

Come Connect, Learn & Get Support with UHD and Partners! 🌿

United Hmong with Disabilities (UHD) warmly invites you, your family, and community members to join us for a FREE, open-flow HCBS Enrollment Drive & Community Learning Session designed with you in mind.

We’re creating a welcoming, come-and-go space where you can stop by anytime, ask questions, and get real support—no pressure, just community.

📍 Location: Hmong Village – Conference Room (next door to DMV Center)
📅 Date: Wednesday, May 27th, 2026
⏰ Time: 11:00 AM – 3:00 PM
✨ What to Expect

Connect directly with HCBS, MNChoices, and community navigators

Get 1:1 support with:
Waiver enrollment & eligibility
Medicaid services
Understanding your options
Visit booths from local providers and agencies
Access culturally responsive resources
Ask questions in a safe, welcoming environment

💬 Why Come?
Whether you are just starting to explore services or already receiving support, this space is for you. We’re here to help make systems easier to understand and to walk alongside you in your journey.

🌼 Come As You Are – No Registration Needed
This is a free, open, come-and-go event. Stay for a few minutes or a few hours—whatever works best for you.

Tuaj Ntsib Peb Tau! (Come visit us!)
📩 Questions or Need Accommodations?

If you need ASL interpretation or other supports, please reach out:
📧 [email protected]

" This program is funded by the HCBS Connectors grant from the Minnesota Department of Human Services. "

05/19/2026

Hey Minneapolis! Community Emergency Service has open Meals on Wheels routes Monday-Friday. Do you have an hour to share? Learn more about volunteering with CES: cesmn.org/volunteer/

🚗 Meals on Wheels Volunteers Needed

Each year, CES delivers 80,000 meals to seniors and adults in our community.

Behind every meal is a caring volunteer offering not just food, but connection.

We have open routes available Monday-Fridays at lunchtime. Volunteering only takes about one hour but makes a huge impact. Would you consider sharing an hour of your time to volunteer?

Sign up today and help deliver more than a meal. 💛 Learn more: https://cesmn.org/volunteer/

05/18/2026

Until five years ago, Eugene had never lived alone.“I just never really adapted to it and taking care of everything by myself,” he says.

Like Eugene, 71% of Twin Cities meal recipients live alone. Regularly cooking meals that comprise a balanced diet can be a challenge for older adults who live alone, particularly for those with limited mobility or budgets. Read about how Meals on Wheels became a part of Eugene's story in our latest blog post on our website at https://meals-on-wheels.com/blog/meals-provide-comfort-and-well-balanced-diet/

05/15/2026

You can sign yourself or a loved one up for Meals on Wheels by completing the enrollment form on our website or call us during business hours at 612-623-3363. Financial assistance is available to those who are unable to pay for meals. Those who are able to pay for meals help support the program.

Sign up here: orders.meals-on-wheels.com

05/14/2026

Because they are more likely to live alone or face mobility challenges, older adults often navigate a higher risk of loneliness and social isolation. We are grateful for the Meals on Wheels volunteers who deliver nutritious meals and friendly social connection every day.

Everyone can help combat loneliness. Thank you to Hello4Health for sharing these tips on how to talk about loneliness this