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Philadelphia Corporation for Aging (PCA) provides nutritious, home-delivered meals to more than 4 000 frail older Philadelphians who are unable to cook or shop for food and who have no one to help prepare meals.

A staff of 50 PCA employees works out of PCA’s Meal Distribution Center. Meals are assembled and packaged based on each individual’s needs. PCA’s fleet of 24 climate-controlled delivery trucks have separate compartments for hot cold and frozen food storage. In addition to delivering nutritious and tasty meals the drivers provide a personal connection for these homebound isolated individuals.

Philadelphia Corporation for Aging (PCA) is a private non-profit organization serving as Philadelphia’s Area Agency on Aging since 1973. One of the region’s largest non-profit organizations PCA is dedicated to improving the quality of life for older Philadelphians or people with disabilities by helping them to achieve optimum levels of health, independence and productivity. Special consideration is given to those with the greatest social economic and health needs.

PCA coordinates and contracts with more than 100 community organizations to deliver social and health care services to 70,000 consumers each year.

Services funded through PCA include:

Advocacy – Assessment – Care at Home Services – Service Coordination – Care Management – Home-delivered Meals – Caregiver Support – Employment Assistance – Health Promotion – Home Repair and Modifications – Information and Referral – Legal Assistance –  – Protective Services – Senior Community Centers – Transportation – Nursing Home Transition Program -Domiciliary Care – Senior Companions

Center in the Park (CIP), located in historic Vernon Park in Northwest Philadelphia, is an active and vibrant community center that promotes positive aging and fosters community connections for older adults (55+). CIP is accredited by the National Institute of Senior Centers – a unit of the National Council on Aging – as a provider of quality programs, activities and services for its membership of more than 5,000 older adults including 1,000 homebound consumers. The center offers classes, activities, special events, trips, evidence-based exercise, health and wellness programs, congregate meals, transportation, volunteer programs, support groups, social services, counseling and information and referral. CIP has a fitness center, tech lab, Senior Environment Corps (SEC), arts programs and Intergenerational programs.

CIP provides Ombudsman Services as part of the Philadelphia Long Term Care Ombudsman Program (PLTCOP) for residents of long-term care in the Northwest and Northeast sections of Philadelphia – Phone: 215-844-1829.

CIP also provides the PCA In-Home Support Program (IHSP), which assists homebound older adults– Phone: 215-849-5100; Fax: 215-849-3195.

CIP has a housing counselling program and is a Neighborhood Energy Center.

Maple Village at Center in the Park  offers 70 independent living apartments for older adults with supportive services is located on the CIP campus – Phone: 215-438-6810.

CIP Hours: Monday, 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.; Tuesday, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.; Wednesday, 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m.; Thursday, 8:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.; Friday, 8 a.m.-4:30 p.m. Evening classes are occasionally offered.

Email: info@centerinthepark.org – Like Center in the Park on Facebook

KleinLife’s Adult Services Department: Multi-service senior center that provides congregate meals recreation education medical clinic transportation trilingual counseling (Russian English Yiddish) home-delivered meals emergency food volunteer programs informal resources legal assistance housing assistance support groups and creative programming. Coordinates two satellite meal sites in Philadelphia. Offers health promotion programs exercise classes water exercise healing exercise music and dance classes art classes computer classes English as a second language (ESL) classes and citizenship classes. Also serves as one of PCA’s In-Home Support Program (IHSP) providers offering services to assist homebound older adults with home-delivered meals transportation and/or senior companion services. Mon to Fri 9 AM to 5 PM In-Home Support Programs at KleinLife: Northeast Philadelphia Provides support services such as home-delivered meals transportation senior companions minor home repairs extermination light housekeeping emergency services information and referral and short-term (up to six months) in-home support or personal care services. Please see our website for Senior Center Daily Calendar: www.KleinLife.org KleinLife Fitness Center Supervised programs for individual needs strength training cardio equipment indoor pool and senior fitness programs. Programs include water exercise classes healing exercise basketball leagues and racquetball among others. Insurance reimbursement may apply. Yearly membership fee. Hours for Fitness Center: Mon to Thurs: 6:30 AM to 9:30 PM Fri: 6:30 AM to 5:30 PM Sat: 1:00 PM to 4:00 PM

There is also a Russian-Speaking Satellite Center at this location.

Offered by five senior community centers across Philadelphia under subcontract with and funded through Philadelphia Corporation for Aging (PCA) the In-Home Support Program (IHSP) provides early intervention and prevention services to assist consumers on their road back to independence. Some services are only offered for a short period of time (up to six months) while others may be available for as long as they are needed such as home-delivered meals transportation and senior companions. To be eligible for the program consumers must be 60 years of age or older and need assistance or supervision with leaving their home. Many situations can render an older adult citizen temporarily homebound. Whether it is related to a period of recovery from a medical condition or other circumstances for which assistance is needed the In-Home Support Program is ready to assist.

In-Home Support Program Providers:

Klein Life (Northeast Philadelphia) 10100 Jamison Ave Philadelphia PA 19116 (215) 698-7300

Center in the Park (Northwest Philadelphia) 5818 Germantown Ave Philadelphia PA 19144 (215) 848-7722

North City Congress (North Central Philadelphia) 1438 N Broad Street Philadelphia PA 19121 (215) 978-1360

Lutheran Children and Family Service at West Philadelphia Senior Community Center (West Philadelphia) 1016-26 N. 41st Street Philadelphia PA 19139 (215) 386-0379

Catholic Health Care Services at St. Charles Senior Community Center (South Philadelphia) 1941 Christian Street Philadelphia PA 19146 (215) 732-1140

Philadelphia Senior Center on the Avenue of the Arts (PSC-Arts) offers a wide range of services and programs including meals, recreation, transportation, education, counseling, financial management assistance, volunteer opportunities, computer training and referral resources.

PSC-Arts also serves the older adult Asian Pacific community.  Through its Asian Pacific Resource Center, English as a Second Language (ESL) classes, assistance with citizenship applications and social services specific for the needs of the elderly immigrant population are provided.

Philadelphia Senior Center programs are managed by the NewCourtland Network. Please call or email for details regarding services. Located on South Broad Street at Lombard Street in Center City, PSC-Arts serves approximately 200 seniors a day, most of whom frequent the GreenBean Internet Cafe. The Cafe is an eco-friendly dining venue with Wi-Fi access that enables older adults to use the internet as they enjoy social activities and congregate meals.

PSC-Arts Hours: Weekdays, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

St. Charles center activities include: arts and crafts, drawing, sewing, cards, billiards, monthly birthday parties, holiday parties, blood pressure screenings, health promotion programs, a weekly nurse, games, nutritional classes, weight loss groups, computer and technology classes, English as a second language classes and much more.

St. Charles has a full time Social Service Coordinator to assist members with referrals, social services and supportive counseling when needed. St. Charles collaborates with Journey’s Way to provide individual clinical social work support to members and a CBS nurse practitioner provides health education and blood pressure screening support once a month at the Center.
St. Charles is located in south Philadelphia and is one of four Catholic Health Care Services (CHCS), Community Based Services (CBS) Senior Community Centers. It is funded by CHCS and the Philadelphia Corporation for Aging (PCA), which distributes both state and federal funds.
The Center provides transportation to eligible members, either by the St. Charles Center van or Customized Community Transportation (CCT- Connect)
The Center collaborates with organizations and individuals in the Philadelphia area to expand service goals.

Administered by Lutheran Children and Family Service the WPSCC is a multi-service senior center funded by PCA and the PA Dept. of Aging. It offers congregate meals recreation education counseling transportation volunteer programs informal resources intergenerational programs and basic computer literacy courses. Also serves as a provider of the PCA In-Home Support Program (IHSP). Mon to Fri 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM In-Home Support Program (IHSP) Provides support services such as home-delivered meals transportation senior companions minor home repairs extermination light housekeeping emergency services information and referral and short-term (up to six months) in-home support or personal care services. Online Monthly Events Calendar: www.westphilaseniorcenter.org/calendar

Provides home-delivered meals to homebound individuals in the 21st Ward (Roxborough, Manayunk, Wissahickon and Andorra neighborhoods). Cost is $40 per week. No service or delivery on Saturday and Sunday. Clients must be homebound and/or unable to cook and/or shop on their own. There are no age restrictions. Meals are delivered daily by volunteers, Monday through Friday, from 11 a.m. to noon.

Aid for Friends provides home delivered frozen meals to isolated homebound individuals of all ages unable to cook for themselves and have no family/friends to help out. Meals are donated by volunteer cooks. Deliveries are made on a weekly basis. No fee for service. Serves all five counties of Greater Philadelphia. Office Hours: Mon Tues Thurs Fri: 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM Wed: 9:00 AM to 7:00 PM Sat: 10:00 AM to 1:00 PM Email: info@aidsforfriends.org

Burlington County AAA administers services for senior citizens 60 and older living in Burlington County New Jersey. The agency has one intake social worker and four case management social workers. Also offers meals on wheels. Meals on Wheels Program: Burlington County Meals on Wheels program provides a home-made well balanced and nutritious meal to homebound county residents who are 60+ years old. The goal of our program is to enhance quality of life through good nutrition and provide a one-on-one encounter with clients by our drivers to assure well-being. Our menus are developed and approved by a dietitian and a chef and meet 1/3 of the recommended daily intake. A balanced diet is strongly linked to better health outcomes in seniors. We offer both regular and diabetic diets. Prospective clients are interviewed to determine their need and eligibility for Meals on Wheels. The eligibility is based on age inability to prepare meals for yourself or have family or other support systems available to do it for you. Meals are delivered Monday through Friday between 9 AM to 3 PM. Meals on Wheels clients must be home to receive the meal but special circumstances such as radiation chemotherapy or dialysis are exceptions. Our program is not based on income but we accept donations based on your income vs. expenses. No person is turned away because of inability to pay. For more information on the Meals on Wheels program please call 609-702-7053 or visit http://www.co.burlington.nj.us/454/Meals-on-Wheels Mon to Fri 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM

The Camden County Division of Senior and Disabled Services provides information and referrals recreational activities advocacy assistance with various forms and health insurance counseling for seniors in Camden County. It also oversees the distribution of federal funds under the Older Americans Act Title III to various agencies that provide services pertaining to the well-being of Camden County’s older adult population. Mon to Fri 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM

A nonprofit that offers various senior living options and services throughout the Philadelphia area. Living options include traditional skilled nursing care short term rehabilitation and senior retirement communities offering independent or assisted living. CHCS also serves as a provider of the PCA In-Home Support Program (IHSP) at one of our partner locations St. Charles Senior Community Center. Our dedicated professional nursing staff includes RNs LPNs and Certified Nursing Assistants . Please contact CHCS for more information about any of our living options or health services. Website: http://www.catholichealthcareservices.org/ In-Home Support Program (IHSP) ? Available at St. Charles Senior Community Center Provides support services such as home-delivered meals transportation senior companions minor home repairs extermination light housekeeping emergency services information and referral and short-term (up to six months) in-home support or personal care services. For more information about the IHSP please call (888) 679-7669 or (215) 698-5783.

Chester County AAA administers and provides a broad range of services for residents 60 and over including information and referral community transition services companion services counseling services home modifications home-delivered meals transportation in-home support services home health services personal care services respite services TeleCare senior centers protective services and case management. Information and referral calls are not age restricted. Mon to Fri 8:30 AM to 5:00 PM

Chestnut Hill Meals on Wheels provide service to seniors, no matter their physical health, or any person of any age whose disability makes it difficult to shop for food and prepare meals with  assistance.  CHMOW serves the following zip codes: 19031, 19038, 19075, 19118, 19119, 19150, 19444 and a portion of 19144.

Who is eligible to receive meals from Chestnut Hill Meals on Wheels?

• a senior (62 or older) – no matter what their physical health
• Any person of any age whose disability makes it difficult to shop for food and prepare meals without assistance.

What comprises a daily delivery?

Each daily delivery consists of:

• Cold lunch – sandwich (choice of bread), salad, fruit, juice or milk, homemade desserts.
• Hot dinner –  soup, dinner ( vegetable, starch, protein or pasta/meat), milk or juice, homemade dessert.  Soups and entrees are in microwaveable containers.

How much does it cost?  How do I pay?

These 2 meals cost $9.00/day.  One meal cost $4.50 a day.

Clients are asked to pay a $90 fully refundable deposit at the start of service.  This deposit will be applied to your final invoice.  If there is no balance at the time you suspend service, the full amount will be refunded to you.

Clients receive invoices during the first week of each month covering payment for all meals received during the prior month.  they may give payment directly to volunteers at a future delivery or may mail payment in self-addressed envelope accompany the invoice. Cast, checks or money orders are acceptable methods of payment.  We do not accept credit cards payments.

To arrange meals please call (215) 233-5555 or see website www.chestnuthillmow.org

Plans coordinates and advocates for services for seniors 60+ and disabled individuals who reside in Cumberland County NJ. Administers services for senior citizens age 60+ and disabled individuals including outreach services; information and referral; care management; home delivered meals; congregate lunch program; transportation; employment; telephone reassurance; newsletter; health insurance counseling; bill payer program; and RSVP. Administer programs that are sub-granted to other agencies including homemaker and home health aide services; bilingual outreach; legal services; health counseling and adult education; medication management; social day care Alzheimer’s day care; dental care; respite; ramp building; and pharmacy counseling services. Mon to Fri 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM Outreach & Services Office: Cumberland County Library Complex 800 E. Commerce Street Bridgeton NJ 08302 1-856-453-8066

Administers services to people 60 years of age and older in Delaware County. Services Include: Information and referrals; adult day care; information about support groups; information about transportation; care management; senior employment; legal services; in-home and community based long-term care services; Senior Suppers program for home delivered meals; volunteer opportunities; escort shopping; protective services; Prime Time Health program; nursing home options affordable housing options; Senior Victim Services program (assists those 55 and over who are crime victims in Delaware County; they also provide crime prevention programs). (610-627-2292) The office also offers language lines for translation into Spanish Chinese Vietnamese and Korean. Foster Grandparent Program consists of volunteers who serve as mentors tutors and caregivers for at-risk children and youth with special needs through a variety of community organizations including schools hospitals day care centers and Head Start. For their service Foster Grandparents receive a stipend of $2.65 an hour (tax free) transportation meal during service annual physical exam paid vacation paid sick and paid holidays. Mon to Fri 8:30 AM to 4:30 PM

ECS is a social service agency that has served people in need for over 140 years. ECS offers a range of services including its Home Care Program . This program offers health and safety monitoring alongside assistance with household chores meal preparation and personal care to disabled seniors. These services allow clients to remain in their own homes rather than an institution and contribute to their health and well-being. The safety of each client?s home is monitored and the program provides assistance in the remedy of problems such as infestations missing smoke detectors or failure of a home?s heating system. Please see more at http://www.ecsphilly.org/impact/ecs-home-care Home Health/ Homemaker Services: Offers home health aides homemaker services nursing services case management and advocacy. Home health aides provide personal care light housekeeping meal preparation and medical monitoring. English and Spanish speaking staff. Multi-Service Agencies Division: The Elderly Programs Division provides information and referrals case management and follow-up services. Works with churches to connect volunteers with seniors. Provides in-home services including home health aides transportation and home-delivered meals. Home Care/ Intake Phone Number: 215-351-1486 Mon to Fri 9:00 AM to 4:45 PM

Geri-Perk connects seniors to a range of comprehensive health and home services to improve their quality of life and enable their independence. Geri-Perk can assist you or your loved one with achieving the quality of life you want and deserve. Here are a few of the services we coordinate: Primary Care Physicians Specialty Care Physicians (eye/foot/heart) Registered Nurses Physical/Occupational/Speech Therapists Home Health Aides PACE Card Assistance Medical Equipment Assistance 24-Hour Medical Hot Line Laboratory Services Caregiver Assistance Para-Transit Application Assistance Fruit and Vegetable Delivery Meals on Wheels Pharmaceutical Delivery Social Services Enrollment in Geri-Perk is absolutely FREE and providers are generally reimbursed through Medicare Medicaid or private insurance programs. To find out if Geri-Perk is right for you or your loved one Call and Schedule Your FREE Screening (215) 940-8260 Mon to Fri 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM ?One Of Our Friendly Staff Members Is Waiting To Be Your Helping Hand On The Road To Good Health.?

The Gloucester County Division of Senior Services coordinates and administers programs for seniors 60 or older and their families. Provides home care and homemaker services; day care; individual and family counseling; legal services; transportation; information and referral; services for people with disabilities and nutrition programs as well as other programs specifically for county residents 60 and older. Mon to Fri 8:30 AM to 4:00 PM Aging and Disability Resource Center http://adrcnj.org Information and Assistance: 1-877-222-3737 (Toll Free)

KleinLife’s Home Delivered Meals Program provides frozen Kosher meals for seniors. Meals are microwaveable and cost $5.00 each. “Cook for a Friend” is a community project in which volunteers deliver frozen Kosher meals to older adults (60+ years old) who are temporarily unable to prepare meals for themselves. A request for services may be made to KleinLife’s Home Delivered Meals Program by an individual friend clergy physician hospital or social service agency. An evaluation is made by the Center’s social workers to determine eligibility and to identify other social service needs. Meals are delivered once a week. While there is no set charge for this service a contribution of $2.00 is requested to help defray costs. No clients will be refused if they are unable to pay this contribution. Mon to Fri 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM

Little Brothers-Friends of the Elderly (LBFE) is a national network of non-profit volunteer-based organizations devoted to relieving isolation and loneliness among the elderly. LBFE Philadelphia focuses on reducing isolation through a variety of programs and outreach activities such as: * Holiday Programs including elegant dinners with flowers and entertainment * Volunteer Visitor Matches * Birthday Visits * Social Events * Information & Referral for access to Philadelphia Community Services Participants must live in Philadelphia and be isolated with few or no social contacts. LBFE programs do not take the place of homemakers or perform specified services. LBFE actively recruits volunteers for all of the above programs. Mon to Fri 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM

A nonprofit social service agency that provides a broad scope of services to a diverse clientele throughout Southeastern PA including older adults. Manages the West Philadelphia Senior Community Center which serves as a provider of the PCA In-Home Support Program (IHSP). LCFS Main Website: http://www.lcfsinpa.org/ West Philadelphia Senior Community Center Website: http://www.westphilaseniorcenter.org ú West Philadelphia Senior Community Center Address: 1016 41st Street Philadelphia PA 19104 ú Main Phone: 215-386-0379 ú Phone for In-Home Support Program: 215-399-4980 In-Home Support Program (IHSP) Provides support services such as home-delivered meals transportation senior companions minor home repairs extermination light housekeeping emergency services information and referral and short-term (up to six months) in-home support or personal care services.

MANNA offers nutrition counseling and meal delivery free of charge to people at acute nutritional risk due to a life-threatening illness such as cancer or HIV/AIDS. Meals are delivered Monday through Friday. Meal delivery occurs once per week and is 7 days worth of food. Meals are delivered frozen and include breakfast lunch and dinner. Over 11 diet modifications are available. Mon to Fri 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM Website: http://www.mannapa.org

The MOWAA is the oldest and largest national provider of home-delivered meals in the country. Through its national network and staff of 2 million volunteers it delivers a nutritious meal a warm smile and a safety check that helps keep 2.5 million seniors healthy safe and living independently in their own homes each year. Seniors can locate a local program on the website by entering their zipcode under “Find a Meal”. Email: Mowaa@mowaa.org Website: http://www.mowaa.org/

Mercy LIFE (Living Independently For Elders) is a nationally recognized Program of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) that provides elders with medical health and social services to promote independence at homes and in the community. Mercy LIFE’s team of doctors nurses therapists and social workers who specialize in geriatric care evaluate the needs of each participant and develop a program of care that is customized for each individual.

In addition to providing services in participant’s homes, Mercy LIFE offers the following Adult Day Care Center locations:

• 3001 Moore St. in Great Grays Ferry Estates section of South Philadelphia
• 3240-64 N. Hancock St. in North Philadelphia
• 1930 S. Broad St. in South Philadelphia

Participants must:

• Be 55 years of age or older
• Need the level of care that requires nursing facility services
• Need medical care and supportive services and be able to live in the community safely with the services provided through Mercy LIFE.
• Be eligible for Medicare and/or Medicaid
• Live in zip codes 19106, 19107, 19122, 19123, 19125, 19133, 19134, 19137, 19140, 19145, 19146, 19147, 19148; or Delaware County

Clinical programs and services:

• Primary care and physician specialist services
• Nursing care
• Prescribed medications
• Rehabilitation therapies
• Dental care
• Vision, hearing and foot care
• Medical equipment
• Home-delivered meals
• Light housekeeping
• Mental health services
• Personal emergency response systems
• Social work services
• Transportation recreational and social programs
• Caregiver support

Hours of operation: Monday to Friday, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.

Mom’s Meals NourishCare prepares, packages and delivers ready-to-heat-and-eat (chilled) meals directly to a client’s doorstep. These home-delivered meals allow individuals to remain in their homes, recuperate at home or manage a chronic disease. Customers select every meal for every delivery, and meals can be delivered to any address. Meals can be refrigerated for 14 days, until the client is ready to heat in the microwave. The family-operated company has more than a decade of experience preparing meals in their USDA-inspected kitchens and delivering meals to those with chronic illnesses or specific dietary needs, including options for gluten-free, diabetic-friendly, heart-healthy, pureed and renal meals.

Mom’s Meals is an approved Aging Waiver provider.

Hours of operation: 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. EST.

Private pay cost: $6.99 per meal ($7.99 for pureed). Shipping and handling is a flat fee of $14.95 per delivery.

Payment: Pay by credit card and have the meals sent to a loved one at a different address if desired. Credit card information may be kept on file, so a loved one may order food weekly. Please call or visit our website for more information.

Serves as the Area Agency on Aging to assist older adults (ages 60 and over) with a wide variety of services to meet their needs. Also serves low-income and disabled adults ages 18 to 59. Has four district offices located throughout the county that provide intake and casework services. Services and Programs Include: Adult daily living centers Care management Caregiver support programs Comprehensive assessment In-home services Information and referral Ombudsman Protective services Senior center services For Emergency and Elder Abuse Hotline please call 1-800-734-2020. District Offices: Central Office Human Services Center 1430 Dekalb St. Box 311 Norristown PA 19404-0311 Phone: 610- 278-3601 Fax: 610-278-3769 Eastern Office 102 Old York Rd. Suite 303 Willow Grove PA 19090-3283 Phone: 215-784-5413 Fax: 215-784-5464 North Penn Office 421 West Main St. Lansdale PA 19446 Phone: 215-361-7931 Fax: 215-361-7906 Pottstown Office 260 High St. Pottstown PA 19464 Phone: 610-327-9203 Fax: 610-327-8642 Hours of All Offices: Mon to Fri 8:00 AM to 4:30 PM

The Meals on Wheels objective is to help homebound persons remain independent and in their own homes as long as possible with the help of nutritious meals delivered to the home for a minimal charge. We provide home-delivered meals to residents of: Fox Chase Burholme Rhawnhurst Lawndale Oxford Circle Cresentville and Olney. Cost is $43.00 per person per week. Meal service is available to any individual living in the participating communities who is unable to cook or shop for food for themselves. Meals are delivered Monday through Friday by a friendly volunteer driver. Delivered meals include one noontime hot dinner consisting of a cup of soup a meat entree one starch one vegetable bread and butter 1/2 pint of milk and dessert. Also delivered is one cold supper consisting of a sandwich and a dessert. Volunteer Opportunities: Volunteers pack prepared meals into coolers and deliver meals to patrons in their own cars. If you or a loved one would like to begin receiving Meals on Wheels please call 215-745-9066 or email NortheastMealsonWheels@pphfamily.org Office Hours: Mon to Fri 9:30 AM to 12:00 PM

Personal Assistance Care, Respite and Skilled services.

Founded in 1969 by local residents and clergy the Southwest Community Enrichment Center (SCEC) is a non-profit community-based human service organization that provides a broad range of services to the residents of the Kingsessing section of Philadelphia. Our philosophy of service emphasizes both the self-worth of each individual and the identification and coordination of community resources to address community issues. SCEC provides counseling an emergency food program computer training art center friendly visiting program for homebound persons living near the center and a frozen meal delivery program once a week to those who cannot cook for themselves. Senior citizen club meets weekly. Recreational activities trips weekly shopping trips congregate hot meals: 1 times per week. SCEC advocates on issues pertaining to seniors. Please note: the center is not wheelchair accessible. Areas served for home-delivered meals are: 45th Street & Chester Avenue to 52nd Street and Paschall Avenue. Mon to Fri 10:00 AM to 4:30 PM

Services If you do not see a service you need please do not hesitate to ask us about it. Errand Services Grocery shopping Dry cleaning pick up/drop off Post Office Photo drop off/pick up Liquor shopping Laundry Personal shopping Notary services Invitation stuffing addressing and mailing Concierge Services Accepting deliveries Supervising repairs and installations Procuring travel and event tickets Booking travel reservations (planes trains bus hotels) 65+ “Better” Services Accompanying visits to health care providers Check-In-Services (daily phone call to loved ones when you can’t) Accompanied walk or ride Companion service Light housekeeping (dusting bathroom cleaning change linens making bed dishwashing window washing of windows reachable without a ladder & laundry– 3 loads max.) Organizing incoming mail and or bills Picking up and delivering prescriptions Picking up and delivering dry cleaning or laundry Postal services (picking up/dropping off packages/mail/stamp/purchasing/money orders etc.) Preparing and or delivering light fresh meals Recommending lawn care and or landscaping services Reminders for appointments or events Watching your home for the time you are away on vacation or temporarily residing elsewhere. Please see our website for more information on “Member Packages” Discounts : 5% discount for seniors 65+ Service is provided in Center City West Philadelphia Southwest Philadelphia South Philadelphia North Philadelphia and the Lower Northeast section of Philadelphia. Mon to Fri 8:00 AM to 8:00 PM Call today for services: (267) 588-2324 Email: waverunnererrandservices@yahoo.com