Find food & meal programs near you

Across Mississauga & Peel Region, nearly 1 in 5 households experience food insecurity, and with the number of residents needing support skyrocketing, access to meals and food delivery services for older adults is more important than ever.


Programs may include Meals on Wheels, group dining, grocery buses, and food delivery. Each of these services provide access to food and affordable, nutritious meals, sometimes with the benefit of a quick check-in or social interaction.

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Need help finding the right program or service?

The Seniors Navigation Portal team is here to help connect you to the right meals support service. If your address is outside of the service area, please use the search on this page.

What types of meals services are available?

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Hot Meal Delivery

Delicious and nutritious hot meals delivered to your door by friendly drivers or available for pick-up.

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Frozen Food Delivery

Frozen meals delivered to your door or available for pick-up. 

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Specialized Meal Programs

Specialized meals may include special dietary restrictions, kosher, halal, and cultural options.

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Group Dining (Congregate Dining)

Enjoy a meal with great company in a social setting.

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Shopping Assistance and Delivery

Simplify your life with support for grocery shopping & home delivery. 

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Grocery or Shopping Bus

Door to door transportation to and from local shopping destinations.

REQUESTING FOOD & MEAL PROGRAMS

How it works.

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View Available Meals on Wheels Providers

Enter your address to view services that are available in your home or nearby in your community.

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Select Your Service 

Select the services to see more information or to request an appointment if that option is available.

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Schedule Appointment

Some services may allow you to book online, right from the search, and even choose an appointment time. Once you have filled out the form the provider will reach out to you.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • Who is eligible for meals services?

    Typically, adults who live in Mississauga (and sometimes  neighbouring parts of Peel and Halton regions), and who:


    • Are unable to reliably prepare meals for themselves due to age, disability, illness or recovery; (mealsonwheels.ca)
    • Reside at home (not in long-term-care or similar facility) and have access to a safe address for delivery;
    • Meet any provider-specified criteria (some programs may have age cut-offs, income or health needs).

  • How much do meals cost?

    Most not-for-profit agencies keep the cost very affordable, sometimes via suggested donations or subsidized by funding. Exact fees will vary by provider and the meal type (hot vs frozen) and frequency. (Meals on Wheels Ontario)

  • Why are food programs important?

    Beyond just providing food, the programs help reduce isolation, support health through better nutrition, and give peace of mind to families and caregivers by ensuring someone checks in with the client regularly. (Woodgreen)