A program that may benefit homebound older adults is the
a. Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Pro-gram.
b. Congregate Meals Program.
c. Home-Delivered Meals Program.
d. Emergency Food Assistance Program.
C
Homebound older adults may benefit from the Home-Delivered Meals Program. This provides one meal a day that may contribute significantly to nutrient intake. The Food Stamp Program helps people of all ages with low incomes buy nutritious foods. The Congregate Meals Program provides meals for older adults; these meals are served at a community center so it also provides an opportunity for social interaction. The Emergency Food Assistance Program helps provide food for low-income households, including elderly people.
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