Are you a senior who needs support to remain living at home?

Learn more about Supports for Daily Living

Are you looking for seniors programming in a community group setting?

Learn more about Supports for Daily Living

Are you a caregiver looking for respite options?

Learn more about Caregiver Recharge

Are you looking for community food support programs or services?

Learn more about Food Support Programs

Are you a caregiver seeking temporary short stays out-of-home?

Learn more about Short Stay Respite

Food Support Programs help connect those in need to nutritious meals.

Food support resources connecting people to essential and nutritious meal options.

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Research shows that healthy eating provides essential energy and nutrients to maintain health and wellness. There are many food services in Mississauga, Milton, Oakville, Georgetown and South Etobicoke communities. Our Central Registry team helps you access the right food options based on your need. 

Some examples of food options may include:

Congregate Dining

Mix social interaction with nutritious meals to feed bodies and minds.

Meal Delivery

Stay healthy at home with nutritious meals delivered to your door

Food Banks

Helping people living with food insecurity to relieve hunger

How it works

01

Connect

Connect with our Central Registry team using the request service button to book a time to talk with our team.

02

Assessment

We will assess your needs and help direct you to the most appropriate services or resources based on your needs and circumstances.

FAQ

  • How do I apply?

    We welcome referrals from a variety of referring sources including hospitals, community partners, healthcare professionals as well as self or family referrals. Our Central Registry team is available to help you with questions you may have about the Food Support program and making a referral.


    You can apply online or phone us at: 


    Phone: 905-281-4443

    Toll-Free: 1-888-220-5055

  • What types of services are available for food support?

    Some examples of food options may include:


    Congregate Dining

    Mix social interaction with nutritious meals to feed bodies and minds.


    Meal Delivery

    Stay healthy at home with nutritious meals delivered to your door


    Food Banks

    Helping people living with food insecurity to relieve hunger

  • What if I have no way of getting to the food bank?

    Speak to our Central Registry team and we will connect you to the right services that meet your needs. 

  • What is the difference between Meals on Wheels (MOW) and the Meals In Home (MIH) program?

    There is no difference in the meal delivered. There is however a difference in the rate charged to the client per meal and as a result there is specific eligibility criteria for the Meals In Home program

We’ve been married 50 years. I love him and don’t want him to go into a home. That’s why programs like this are important. It gives me the mental, physical, emotional and spiritual strength to deal with him when he has his bad days.

Laraine Goodban
caregiver for her husband, Gordon

When you have someone who is disabled, you don’t have the option of stopping to do something, but when the staff is here, I don’t have to worry if I need to go out shopping or do some work.

Deanna Henderson
caregiver for her son, Brandon

Without Caregiver ReCharge, I don’t know how I’d function. I’m so exhausted. They go above and beyond for both me and my mother.

Carolyn Mastrotucci
caregiver for her mom, Norma







Our meal programs are partly supported by grants from the United Way: Halton & Hamilton.

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