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Senior Nutrition
Providing consistent nutrition and socialization to seniors contributes to their overall wellness. A well-balanced, nutritious noon-time meal is provided for seniors at the senior centers in Flagstaff and Williams, and Meals on Wheels delivers meals to those who are homebound.Congregate Meals in Flagstaff and Williams
In Flagstaff, lunch is served Monday through Friday at the Joe Montoya Community and Senior Center at 245 N. Thorpe Rd, adjacent to Thorpe Park. In Williams, lunch is served at the Williams Senior Center, 850 W. Grant (next to Safeway). Meals provide seniors with 1/3 of their recommended dietary allowance. Donations are requested to defray the cost of meals.Eligibility for Congregate Meals
- Seniors age 60 or older, or the spouse of 60 year old senior (suggested $4 donation).
- Anyone age 59 or younger is welcome to participate ($5 fee).
- A registration form must be completed by all participants who come to lunch for the first time.
Reservations
Reservations are required, and vegetarian meals are available with advance notice (please call the following appropriate Senior Center phone number, before 2 pm, one-day prior).- Flagstaff: (928) 774-2606
- Williams: (928) 679-7485
Activities at the Senior Center
There are opportunities at the Flagstaff and Williams centers for socialization, volunteering, exercise, activities, computer access, cooking classes, trips, and presentations on health and wellness. For more information click-on the appropriate Quick Link on the right side of this Webpage. Meals on Wheels
Meals on Wheels delivers lunch, Monday through Friday, in Flagstaff and Williams. Area Agency on Aging Case Managers authorizes Meals on Wheels based on specific criteria. Contact the Area Agency on Aging at (877) 521-3500 for eligibility information.
March for Meals Pancake Breakfast
The 14th Annual March for Meals Campaign nationwide celebrates the Meals
on Wheels programs ...letting seniors know they are not forgotten.
Regular visits with meals, safety checks, and smiles ...in the spirit of
ending senior hunger enrich the lives of cherished seniors.
Coconino County, NACOG/ADES-DAAS, and The City of Williams invite you to come join us for the annual March for Meals Pancake Breakfast, 9 - 11 am, Saturday, March 19th, 2016, at the Williams Senior Center, 850 W. Grant, Williams, Arizona.
Coconino County, NACOG/ADES-DAAS, and The City of Williams invite you to come join us for the annual March for Meals Pancake Breakfast, 9 - 11 am, Saturday, March 19th, 2016, at the Williams Senior Center, 850 W. Grant, Williams, Arizona.
Your donations make a difference in the lives of seniors in our
community. For more information call 928-679-7485, or see our March for
Meals event flyer, and Williams Mayor Moore's Letter of Support and Proclamation.
More Than A Meal Study (MTAM)
On March 2, 2015, Meals on Wheels America released a study comparing the
experience and health outcomes of older adults in three categories:
daily traditional meal recipients, once-weekly frozen recipients, and
individuals on a Meals on Wheels waiting list. This study of over 600
seniors, funded by AARP Foundation and conducted by researchers at Brown
University, implemented a groundbreaking approach to investigating the
impact of meal service delivery on homebound seniors receiving Meals on
Wheels. The study’s findings validate what we’ve all known for decades
anecdotally through firsthand experience: that Meals on Wheels does in
fact deliver so much more than just a meal. Click here for the MTAM Infograph, or here for the MTAM Executive Summary, or here for the MTAM Full Report.
Subaru Share the Love Campaign
Our Senior Nutrition and Meals on Wheels program has received funding from the 2015 - 2016 Subaru of America Share the Love campaign through our membership in the Meals On Wheels Association of America. Flagstaff Subaru (www.flagstaffsubaru.com) employees have helped deliver meals to fight senior isolation and hunger. And, for every new Subaru vehicle sold during the campaign Subaru donated $250 to the purchaser’s choice of participating charities. By the end of this, the eighth “Share the Love” event, Subaru had donated $1,000 to Community Services Senior Nutrition program, and a total of $50 million to charity over the past six years – including delivery of one million meals nationwide to seniors in need.
Other Information
We are always in need of volunteers! Contact Melinda Tracey if you have an interest, or need more information.
Our Senior Nutrition and Meals on Wheels program has received funding from the 2015 - 2016 Subaru of America Share the Love campaign through our membership in the Meals On Wheels Association of America. Flagstaff Subaru (www.flagstaffsubaru.com) employees have helped deliver meals to fight senior isolation and hunger. And, for every new Subaru vehicle sold during the campaign Subaru donated $250 to the purchaser’s choice of participating charities. By the end of this, the eighth “Share the Love” event, Subaru had donated $1,000 to Community Services Senior Nutrition program, and a total of $50 million to charity over the past six years – including delivery of one million meals nationwide to seniors in need.