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Nutrition

Program Evaluations

AoA has released the results of a two year evaluation study of the Elderly Nutrition Program (Title III-C and Title VI of the Older Americans Act) which was conducted by Mathematica Policy Research, Inc.

The results of the evaluation show that the ENP has succeeded in accomplishing its mission of improving the nutritional intakes of elderly people, as well as in decreasing their social isolation. There are indications of unmet needs for the program's services, as well as signs that there may be new roles for the program in the future. The following are key documents relating to this evaluation:


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