NUTRITION
Our Nutrition Services program provides healthy, balanced meals and supportive services designed to promote and maintain overall health and well-being.
Meals are available in both congregate (group) settings and through home-delivered programs, ensuring individuals receive the nourishment they need, wherever they are.
Beyond nutrition, our programs offer:
- Opportunities for social connection
- Support for independent living
- Education on healthy aging and wellness
Together, these services help enhance quality of life and support long-term health for older adults.
Get Started
To register for any of our meal programs:
Call: 772-336-8608
Email: infocoasl@coasl.com
CONGREGATE DINING
Our Congregate Dining program provides hot, nutritious midday meals in a welcoming, social environment at two convenient locations in St. Lucie County.
Rather than dining alone, participants can enjoy well-balanced meals while connecting with others in their community, promoting both physical health and social well-being.
In addition to meals, participants receive helpful information on nutrition and healthy living.
Who Can Participate
- Adults 60 years and older are welcome with prior registration
- In some cases, caregivers, spouses, and individuals with disabilities under age 60 may also qualify
Join us for a meal, meet new friends, and stay connected in a supportive setting.
MEALS ON WHEELS
Meals on Wheels is a volunteer-supported program that delivers hot, nutritious meals directly to individuals who are unable to shop or prepare food for themselves.
Beyond providing meals, this service also offers regular check-ins and a reassuring connection to the community, helping individuals remain safe and independent at home.
Congregate Dining Locations:
Council on Aging in Port St. Lucie
2501 SW Bayshore BLVD
Port St. Lucie, FL 34984
Council on Aging in Fort Pierce
1505 Orange Ave. Fort Pierce, FL 34950
Who is Eligible?
Programs
All residents of St. Lucie County, Florida, age 60 and older, are eligible to use the services provided by the Council on Aging. A wide range of programs and activities is designed to appeal to seniors -- both the frail and the healthy -- who seek companionship, assistance, stimulation, and enrichment.
Help Today
Did you know?
Did you know that more than 5,400 senior residents of St. Lucie County receive assistance from the Council On Aging every year? We help seniors continue to live independently and delay placement into supervised living facilities.
