MID-HUDSON – Access: Supports for Living (A:SL) announced on Friday that it is launching a mobile grocery program to bring free groceries and connections to health and community resources to neighborhoods throughout Dutchess, Sullivan and Ulster counties.
The A:SL Mobile Grocery will travel to community locations across the three counties, offering a rotating selection of free fresh, refrigerated, and shelf-stable foods.
“Food is one of the most basic needs we all share, and it can also be the beginning of a much larger conversation,” said Ron Colavitro, president of Access: Supports Iving. “With the Mobile Grocery, we can meet people in their own communities, provide something useful right away, and, when they need more, help connect them to the right resources. It’s a simple idea with the potential to make a meaningful difference.”
The new program is part of the Hudson Valley Social Care Network and was developed with support from the Hudson Valley Care Coalition.
Upcoming Mobile Grocery dates and locations will be announced on a rotating basis. Check the , call 888-750-2266. Or email for more information.
Access: Supports for Living is a Town of Wallkill-based nonprofit organization serving more than 23,000 people annually across the Hudson Valley, New York City, and Long Island.
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