Get hot meals delivered, get help with your supermarket shop, or find a food bank.
If you are housebound and find it hard to cook for yourself, you can have hot meals delivered to you at home.
Download a typical Meals on Wheels weekly menu (PDF, 110,KB)
All meals are nutritionally balanced.
There are options for different diets and preferences. Alternative options are available if you don’t like a particular meal.
The cost for Meals on Wheels is:
You can pay this by monthly invoice or direct debit.
We work in partnership with the Sutton Old People’s Welfare Committee. All of our meals are delivered by their volunteers.
The volunteers always check on a person’s wellbeing to make sure that they're safe and well. They will immediately report any concerns.
To book Meals on Wheels you can:
Opening hours are 10am to 2pm daily, including bank holidays and weekends.
Many supermarkets will help you with your shopping if you have difficulty shopping for yourself.
They can help you get around the supermarket if you use a wheelchair, or deliver your shopping to your home. You can contact the supermarket to see how they can help you.
If you're struggling to pay for food, you can get emergency food parcels from Sutton Foodbank.
Learn more about Sutton Foodbank
You can shop at Sutton Community Food Shop in the St Nicholas Centre for a membership fee of £3 a week. You can choose between about 15 to 20 items of food.
Learn more about Sutton Community Food Shop
Residents in the St Helier area can access the St Helier Community Food Shop.
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