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Learn about food assistance programs for seniors and how to apply. Most states offer these programs for older adults who have a low income: Senior Farmers' Market Nutrition Program (SFMNP) - Provides coupons for fresh fruits, vegetables, honey, and herbs.
A Medicare grocery allowance can help seniors maintain a healthy diet and save money. Learn who's eligible and how this benefit works.
Millions of older adults are eligible for food assistance from SNAP but often don't apply. Use NCOA's tool to find out if you're eligible and get help paying for groceries.
Learn about the different types of senior food programs available in the United States. Find free meal delivery for seniors, free senior food programs, and free senior food boxes.
As grocery costs are going up, SNAP is helping millions of older adults afford healthy food. We’ll help you sign up for SNAP benefits in your state.
Senior Programs. Many food banks host senior food programs that provide free groceries to older adults, with no strings attached. Contact your local food bank to find out if a senior program is available near you. Comprehensive help for seniors in your area.
FNS programs ensure people at every stage of life have access to nutritious food. Commodity Supplemental Food Program. Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program. Child and Adult Care Food Program. Spotlights. MyPlate for Older Adults. Eating healthy has benefits that can help people ages 60 and up.
There are several programs and resources available to help senior citizens access free food. These include the Senior Farmers’ Market Nutrition Program (SFMNP), the Commodity Supplemental Food Program (CSFP), the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), and community meal programs.
Millions of older adults are eligible for food assistance from SNAP but often don't apply. Use NCOA's tool to find out if you're eligible and get help paying for groceries.
Meals on Wheels focuses on caring for individuals whose diminished mobility makes it hard to shop for food, prepare meals or socialize with others. Generally programs serve adults 60 and over, although age requirements can vary by program and areas served.