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MEALS ON WHEELSMeals on Wheels programs have a specific geographic area and assumeresponsibility for intake, client assessment, and the day-to-day tasksnecessary to provide meals. They deliver meals, recruit volunteers, and seekfinancial support from within their local communities.The purpose of Meals on Wheels is to organise, plan, and administer theservice of delivering well-balanced, nutritious meals at the lowest possiblecost to the recipient. These meals are provided for those clients who areunable to plan, shop or prepare such meals due to illness, disability oradvanced age.Meals-on-Wheels programs provide help, autonomy and security for seniors,their families, and caregivers.Following is a list of your closest Meals on Wheels branches within ourDivision:Suburb Address Phone FaxAcacia Ridge 13 Coley Street 3275 1860 3275 1860Carina Edmond Street 3398 7438 3843 0531(Centenary) Sinnamon Road (Cnr Yallambee 3279 1974 3279 1974Jindalee Road)Holland Park 49 Abbotsleigh 3397 9150 3394 1262Inala Wirraway Parade 3372 5276 3372 3980Mt Gravatt 19 Miandetta 3343 6026 3411 3658Sherwood Keble Street 3379 7715 3379 6206SunnybankSalisburyLister Street 3345 3795 3345 3795MULTICULTURAL DIRECTORYThe Directory of Resources for Multicultural Health 10 th Edition January 2005compiles a wealth of resources (agencies, programs, reports, and multilingualmaterial) related to multicultural health.The Directory is updated annually and can be accessed either online or byrequesting a hard copy.Queensland Health Internet site: Anyone can access the directory onlineat http://www.health.Qld.gov.au/71