The Senior Nutrition Program provides meals for ___ age 60 years or older
a. anyone
b. disabled adults
c. low-income adults
d. socially isolated adults
A
The Senior Nutrition Program provides inexpensive meals, education, and socialization for all adults age 60 and over. It does not specifically target disabled, low-income, or socially isolated adults.
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