Mrs. Sandra Deal brought meals and visited with the residents, saying it was a valuable nutrition program for seniors and a comfort to their relatives.
“I think it’s very valuable because we don’t have families living as closely together as they once did,” Mrs. Deal said. “People don’t get checked on and fed quite as well as when families lived in the home with each other. Now, families are worried about what happens to their parents. They’re working and can’t turn loose to check on them, and to know that somebody’s going in during the day and taking them a warm meal and seeing that their OK gives peace of mind to them.” Click here to read more from Access North Georgia
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