Nobody should heal hungry.
Good food is part of recovery. MealKind exists to bring food security, nourishing meals and simple nutrition know-how to people going through treatment and recovery, whether or not they have family and friends around them.
Why it matters
Source: Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, HCUP Statistical Brief #218 (US hospital data).
Treatment can take away appetite, energy and the ability to shop and cook. The people around a patient want to help but often don't know what's safe to bring. MealKind's Care Circles solve that for families who have support. MealKind Social is how we reach those who don't.
MealKind Social: our give-back program
Ask for meals
People going through treatment without support can request nourishing meals that fit their diet.
Cook for someone
Volunteers cook a meal from our condition-specific recipes for someone in their community who has asked for help.
Give
Fund meals for an individual, or support an existing local food organization we partner with.
Learn
Simple nutrition education for patients and caregivers: what to eat, what to avoid and easy meals for hard days.
Help us build it
We're looking for clinics, dietitians, food banks, churches and community kitchens to partner with, starting in San Antonio.
Email us at hello@mealkind.com