Meet Kathleen, a MOWLB Client who’s story is proof that wellness checks and nutritious meals can make a big difference!
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Discover the inspiring volunteer journey of Cindy Berg with Meals on Wheels of Loveland and Berthoud. From her early days volunteering with her children to preventing a fall from becoming a tragedy, Cindy’s story is a testament to the power of community service.
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Friends on Wheels is an in-home friendly visiting program that connects volunteers to our clients receiving meals, for an enhanced connection and friendship beyond the five-minute chat at the door.
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Meals on Wheels of Loveland and Berthoud is committed to nourishing the bodies and souls of our community’s aging and homebound adults, ensuring that they feel valued, cared for, and connected.
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Meals on Wheels of Loveland and Berthoud is excited to welcome Diane Cohn, one of our new Support Coordinators on staff.
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This month, Meals on Wheels of Loveland and Berthoud celebrates 56 years of service! As we reflect on our past, we are reminded of the profound impact a simple meal can have - transforming the lives of so many, and the many milestones we’ve achieved through the support of a dedicated community.
As we celebrate our 56th year of service, we are reminded of the thousands of lives touched and the countless moments of joy shared. At Meals on Wheels of Loveland and Berthoud, we are committed to continuing this journey of nourishing both bodies and minds, fostering a healthier, more connected community.
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Discover the inspiring story of Ruth Pettigrew and the life-saving support of her special Meals on Wheels volunteer, as featured in the Loveland Reporter-Herald.
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Meet Marilyn, a Meals on Wheels recipient who has discovered joy and companionship through her daily meal deliveries.
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Discover the heartwarming stories of Sarah, John, and Ruth, and see how Meals on Wheels of Loveland and Berthoud delivers more than just nutritious meals. Our volunteers are on the front lines, providing balanced nutrition, fostering social connections, and ensuring the safety of our community’s aging adults.
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It’s not just about meals - new studies reveal the transformative impact of Meals on Wheels programs! Learn how we’re helping older adults not just with food, but also with well-being, socialization, and home safety.
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The #SaveLunch initiative is rallying communities to protect Meals on Wheels programs that provide a lifeline for older adults in need.
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Our Friendly Visitor pilot program addresses the issues of isolation that many of our homebound clients face.
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The week of September 18 - 24 has two important health initiative awareness campaigns: National Falls Prevention Awareness and Malnutrition Awareness. Learn how to avoid both with the tips and information in this blog.
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Having a working and up-to-date Care Plan can help ensure that what matters to your loved one - living with independence and dignity - happens and that they remain healthy and thriving!
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National Nonprofit Day is celebrated each year on August 17, recognizing the significance, ongoing efforts, and impact that nonprofits have in their local communities.
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This past June, Meals on Wheels of Loveland and Berthoud took a step to start addressing the issues of isolation with our homebound clients. We started a Friendly Visitors Pilot Program, pairing caring volunteers with at-risk clients.
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Loneliness and Social Isolation affect many older adults. This blog has some tips for helping older adults stay socially connected.
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Following a healthy eating pattern is important no matter what stage you are in life. However, as we age, our nutritional needs change, and choosing to eat healthfully and to remain active can support healthy aging.
Meals on Wheels of Loveland and Berthoud supports healthy aging as well. Find out how in this latest blog article.
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We all know that the main focus of Meals on Wheels is to support our older neighbors to live independent and healthy lives as they age. Our organization does this by providing daily delicious and nutritious meals.
Our volunteers and staff also provide important in-home safety checks, social interactions, and connections to other community-based service providers and resources.
All of these moving parts work together to help improve our clients’ quality of life.
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