Senior Dining

About Our Meals

• A staff nutritionist develops our menu ensuring that each meal contains 600-800 calories, is low in sodium and provides one-third of an elderly person’s daily nutritional requirements.
• Special meals are available to individuals prescribed with a diabetic, low-calorie, or therapeutic diet.
• Kosher and hospital prepared meals are available to eligible individuals.
• The suggested voluntary donation for all meals is $2.00, but no eligible individual will be denied participation by not paying all or part of the suggested donation.
• Click here to view our frequently asked questions concerning Senior Dining

Community Dining:

It is best to call at least 24 hours in advance to reserve a meal at whichever Council on Aging you choose to dine at:

• Danvers Council on Aging serves lunch Monday through Friday
  25 Stone Street, Danvers
  978-762-0208
  
  
• Marblehead Council on Aging serves lunch Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday
  10 Humphrey Street, Marblehead
  781-631-6737
  
  
• Middleton Senior Center serves lunch Monday, Wednesday, and Thursday
  38 Maple Street, Middleton
  978-777-4067
  
  
• Torigian Community Life Center serves lunch Monday through Friday
  79 Central Street, Peabody
  978-531-2254
  
  
• Salem Council on Aging serves lunch Monday through Friday
  5 Broad Street, Salem
  978-745-0409
  

Home Delivered Meals:

For those homebound elders who are unable to prepare a balanced meal and are unable to safely attend a Community Dining Site, we offer home delivered meals Monday through Friday. For those in need, frozen meals or cold suppers are available for weekends or holidays. Eligibility for home-delivered meals is based on a needs assessment conducted in the elder’s home by our Nutrition Assessor.