Nutrition Program

Adequate nutrition plays an important part in maintaining good health. Our nutrition program offers a varied menu each month, provides a well-balanced meal, and ensures that 1/3 of the USDA recommended daily requirements are contained in each meal served. We typically offer both a congregate meal setting and home delivery program. Due to COVID-19, our congregate dining services are closed until further notice.  The home delivery program is still available to all residents of Calumet County.

Congregate Meals

We serve ready-to-eat meals to seniors age 60 and over at six different locations in the county. Congregate sites offer good nutrition, educational presentations, activity and socialization. The suggested donation is $3.75 per meal. Congregate site locations and days lunch had been previously served at each site are as follows:

Please note that while some congregate dining sites are temporarily closed, Hilbert, Brillion, and Chilton currently accommodate a curbside pick-up option.  Please call the ADRC office for more information at (920) 849-1451.

Brillion

  • Location: Community Center
    120 Center Street
    Brillion, WI 54110
  • Dates: Lunch is served Monday, Wednesday & Thursday
  • Time: 11:30 a.m.
  • May-June 2021 Menu (PDF)

Chilton

Hilbert

New Holstein

Sherwood

Stockbridge

Appleton (Home Delivered Only)

Please note, that the menus are for both home-delivered and for congregate meal participants.

Home Delivered Meals

Home delivered meals, or "meals on wheels", are available throughout Calumet County to all persons 60 years and older who meet program eligibility. This program brings meals to homebound seniors who can’t prepare daily meals and who can’t get to congregate meal sites because of frailty, illness, or disability. Home delivered participants residing in any part of Calumet County can receive meals for up to five days per week. The suggested donation is $4.00 per meal.

Call 920-849-1451 or 920-989-2700 ext. 4301 for information on how to participate in our nutrition program.