Neighborhood Health

You can receive food by visiting Neighborhood Health, February 24th at 10:00 AM in 2 weeks. Make sure to check each resource to see details like address, full schedule, and requirements–Neighborhood Health requires: ID required.

Delivery services are very limited and are usually reserved for senior citizens or those with serious medical problems. If you believe you fall into either category, let us know and we can help you find options in your area.

Every location is different! Please review the details included on each resource to see whether you need to bring any documentation like ID or proof of address, or supplies like bags to carry the food. If you don’t see any information on the resource, you don’t have to bring anything!

Every location is different! Some accept appointments, some require it, and others allow walk-ins. Neighborhood Health does not require an appointment or pre-registration, but please review all details on the resource to understand how you should prepare for your visit.

Food pantries like Neighborhood Health offer grocery-style items such as canned food, fresh produce, and dry goods like pasta or rice that you can cook yourself. All of these locations may have different options on different days, so it is hard to tell what each one of them will offer any given day.

Pantries may have different options at different times, so it is hard to tell what each one of them will offer any given day. Most pantries do give out some form of vegetables, but they may be canned items.

Unfortunately, Neighborhood Health may have different options on different days, so it is hard to tell what each one of them will offer any given day.

Neighborhood Health is not open today! If you don’t see anything else open today, please let us know and we can search for additional options.

Because our work is mostly virtual, the Lemontree team works remotely, and we don’t have an office for in-person visits. Neighborhood Health is located at 1700 Myrtle Avenue!