For You Or a Loved One
Eating medically appropriate, nutritious food can be especially challenging if you or a loved one is dealing with a severe diagnosis. Fatigue, difficulty getting around, and loss of income can all contribute to not getting enough to eat or eating quick, processed foods that may worsen your health condition.
If you or a loved one is living with congestive heart failure, cancer, HIV/AIDS, kidney disease, or another severe illness, we can help. We’ll deliver delicious, medically tailored meals to your home, at no cost to you.
Clients may receive meals for as long as needed and may go on and off our service as their caregiver and medical needs change. Clients must be certified every year to remain eligible for meal deliveries.
How to Apply For Meals
To confirm eligibility before applying for meals, please contact our client services team at refer@projectangelheart.org or call 303.830.0202 (select Option 1 then Option 2).
Step 1
Download the application (or email us if you are unable to download the form).
Step 2
Have your medical provider complete and sign the application (incomplete forms may delay service).
Step 3
Return the completed application using one of these methods:
- Ask your medical provider to send an encrypted email to refer@projectangelheart.org.
- Fax it to our confidential line at 303.865.7002 (or ask your medical provider to fax it).
- Mail: Project Angel Heart, Attn: Client Services,
4950 Washington Street, Denver, CO 80216
Step 4
If you are eligible to receive services, a client services team member will contact you once we are ready to set up meal deliveries. Please know that there is a wait for services.
Meet Jean, A Project Angel Heart Client
Because Jean’s heart disease, asthma, and debilitating arthritis made it nearly impossible for her to lift pots and pans, use a can opener, or shop for groceries, she wasn’t eating well…and her health suffered. Once she started receiving Project Angel Heart meals her health improved, so much so that doctors decided she no longer needed hospice care! She has regained the weight she lost and is now able to continue living independently. “I’m eating more regularly and getting better quality, well-balanced meals,” said Jean. “It’s been very beneficial to my health.”