Nutrition
At the Eppson Center, we understand that nutrition is an essential part of promoting the physical, mental, and emotional wellbeing of seniors. To help maintain and improve health through balanced and interesting options, we offer home delivered meals, as well as community-building dine-in meals at the Center and monthly dinners out.
Monthly Dinners Out
The Eppson Center arranges for monthly dinners out, reserving spots at local restaurants and providing transportation to these fun meals. This event provides an opportunity for seniors to experience the range of dining options in Laramie and to enjoy a variety of meals in the company of friends. The locations change each month. For details about upcoming dates and locations, please click here for the Calendar of Activities.
Dine-in Meals
The Eppson Center combines social connection and balanced nutrition with dine-in meals, available to anyone regardless of age, although prices do vary by age.. Meals are served Monday through Friday, from 11:30 am - 12:30 pm in the Dining Room. For more information and to view the monthly menu, please click here.
Home Delivered Meals
The Home Delivered Meal (HDM) program at the Eppson Center serves one of our community's most vulnerable populations by preparing and delivering balanced meals to homebound seniors who are unable to prepare their own meals. If you or someone you know would benefit from the HDM program, please click here for more information.
The HDM program also provides important social interactions between homebound seniors and volunteer drivers, whose commitment to one hour a week to deliver meals makes a major difference. If you are interested in becoming a vital part of this program by volunteering to deliver meals, please click here for more information.
Additional Help
Food insecurity is a common problem throughout Albany County. To help you find additional assistance with finding food and other resources in and around Laramie, Wyoming 211 is an amazing resource. You can call them at 2-1-1 or at (888) 425-7138 or text your zip code to 2-1-1 to reach someone who can assist you. You can also reach them and find resources through their website wyoming211.org.