The City of Westland's Senior Resource Department offers various programs for older adults in the community, based out of the Friendship Center. These programs provide basic services, including meals, for seniors. The department's goal is to support older adults in the community.
One of the programs offered is a congregate meal, served daily at 11:30 am. Seniors can make reservations by calling the Reservation Phone Line the business day before. If a senior does not make a reservation, they can go on standby and receive a meal if extra meals are available.
The Meals on Wheels program is also available for adults who are unable to prepare meals or leave their homes. This program provides a nutritious hot meal daily. For more information on these programs, residents can visit the City's Recreation Portal or check with the front desk at the Friendship Center.
These programs are significant for Westland residents, as they provide essential services and support for older adults. The City's Senior Resource Department plays a crucial role in ensuring that seniors have access to the resources they need. To learn more about the programs and services offered, residents can visit the City's website.
For residents who are interested in taking part in these programs, more information is available on the City's website. The website also allows residents to create an account, manage notification subscriptions, and save form progress. Residents can check back often, as new programs are made available regularly.
The City of Westland's senior programs and services have not announced specific details on upcoming events or program changes. Residents can check the City's website for updates and more information on the programs and services offered.
