Senior Meals in Allen County, Indiana
Last Updated: August 2026
Older adults in Allen County can find help with home-delivered meals, community dining and other nutrition programs through Aging & In-Home Services of Northeast Indiana.
Quick Answer
Aging & In-Home Services of Northeast Indiana
8101 W. Jefferson Boulevard
Fort Wayne, IN 46804
Phone: 260-745-1200
For information about senior nutrition services and eligibility, call:
Aging & Disability Resource Center: 260-469-3036
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Senior Nutrition Programs
Aging & In-Home Services offers several options for adults age 60 and older.
Programs include:
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Home-delivered meals
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Community dining sites
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Restaurant meal vouchers
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Diabetic-specific meals
There is no required charge for the Older Americans Act Nutrition Program, although participants are encouraged to contribute toward the cost of their meals.
Community Dining
Older adults who are able to leave home can eat at participating congregate dining sites throughout the area.
Reservations generally must be made by noon at least one day in advance, Monday through Friday.
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Home-Delivered Meals
Older adults who have difficulty preparing their own meals may qualify for home delivery.
An assessment is required to determine eligibility.
Call 260-469-3036 to get started.
Restaurant Vouchers
Aging & In-Home Services also operates a limited restaurant voucher program for qualifying adults age 60 and older.
Participants can choose approved meals at participating restaurants. Availability is limited, so call 260-745-1200 for current information.
Need More Food Help?
Older adults who need additional groceries can also use local food pantries.
You may also qualify for SNAP benefits.
Local Tip
When you call Aging & In-Home Services, mention all the help you need, not just meals. The agency can also connect older adults with transportation, in-home assistance, caregiver resources and other services.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who qualifies for senior meal programs?
Many Aging & In-Home Services nutrition programs are available to adults age 60 and older, although eligibility varies by program.
Are senior meals free?
There is no required charge for the Older Americans Act Nutrition Program. Participants are encouraged to make a voluntary contribution.
Are diabetic meals available?
Yes. Diabetic-specific meals are available upon request.
Can meals be delivered to my home?
Yes, qualifying homebound older adults may receive home-delivered meals.
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Summary
Allen County adults age 60 and older can find meal assistance through Aging & In-Home Services of Northeast Indiana. Options include community dining, home-delivered meals and a limited restaurant voucher program. Call 260-469-3036 to ask about eligibility and available services.