Home-Delivered Meals

A woman delivers a meal in a plastic bag to an elderly woman on her front porch

The Area Agency on Aging provides home-delivered meals to homebound residents, ages 60 and older, and their spouses. An evaluation of need must be completed by an Area Agency on Aging assessor to qualify for home-delivered meals.

Staff and volunteers deliver meals between 10:45 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. Meals are planned to meet the nutritional needs of older adults. Diabetic meals are available.

To request Home-Delivered Meals (formerly known as Meals on Wheels) or to find out more about the service, call the Aging Information line at 913-715-8861 To request a stop or a change in meal delivery, call 913-715-8896.

Monthly Menus and Nutrition Education are sent to all home-delivered meal clients.   

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Meal Donations

Make a Donation: The suggested donation for a person age 60 or older and their spouse is $4 per lunch and $3 per breakfast. No one is denied a meal if they are unable to donate. Meals are funded in part through the Older Americans Act and the Kansas Department for Aging and Disability Services.

Meal Delivery Cancellations

Meal delivery is cancelled during bad weather if road or weather conditions are hazardous.

Shelf stable meals are delivered at the beginning of winter. They are to be used in the event that a hot meal cannot be delivered.

Listen to the radio stations KCMO AM-710, KCMO FM-94.9, or KMBZ AM 980, or watch the TV stations KMBC-TV 9, KSHB-TV 41, or WDAF-TV 4 regarding the cancellation of Johnson County Home-Delivered Meals.

You can also call the Central Olathe Office at 913-715-8896 for any questions regarding meal delivery.

Volunteer

To volunteer to deliver meals, call the Volunteer Coordinator at 913-715-8895 or register online. Volunteers are always needed and must attend orientation and be 18 or older to drive. Children can accompany adults. No court-ordered community service.