Nutrition Services
Maryland Department of Aging leads nutrition programs for older adults throughout the state, allocating state and federal funding, and ensuring quality service delivery for programs administered by local partners.
SNAP Benefits
The Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) provides funds for low-income households to buy the food they need to stay healthy.
Other programs to help Marylanders access healthy food may be available. For example:
Maryland Food Bank can help you find food bank locations throughout the state.
Contact your local MAP office to learn about available programs that you may qualify for.
Congregate Dining
Maryland has many opportunities to connect with your community through free or low-cost community dining locations. Search for one near you.