WELCOME TO CHAMPSS!
Choosing Healthy Appetizing Meal Plan Solutions for Seniors. The San Francisco Department of Disability and Aging Services (DAS), in cooperation with Self-Help for the Elderly, are pleased to offer a dining opportunity called CHAMPSS, a program for adults 60 or older and their spouse/partners regardless of age. Our program provides seniors with a dietitian-approved menu, giving them the ability to sit down and enjoy a complete meal together.
How CHAMPSS Works
Our program makes it easy for adults 60 or over to receive a convenient nutritious meal any time on weekdays during the restaurant’s service hours.
Location & Menu
CHAMPSS is a new program which allows participants to get nutritious meals from a dietitian-approved menu at S & E Cafe, SoHoMei (formerly Phosure), Venus Cafe and Crazy Pepper.
Add Meals
We offer a convenient way to add meals/reload your card online! Click on the link below to add meals, or visit any Self-Help for the Elderly center in-person.
Frequently Asked Questions
Got Questions? We’ve Got Answers! We offer an array of frequently asked questions and answers in response to inquiries on policies and services of CHAMPSS.
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The San Francisco Department of Disability and Aging Services (DAS), in cooperation with Self-Help for the Elderly, are pleased to offer a dining opportunity called CHAMPSS, a program for adults 60 or older and their spouse/partners regardless of age. At CHAMPSS, our goal is to provide nutritious meals to seniors to ensure proper diet, adequate nutrition and help promote a healthy lifestyle. We are able to accomplish this goal through our partnership with S & E Cafe, SoHoMei (formerly Phosure), Venus Cafe and Crazy Pepper. At these restaurants, we supply seniors with delicious meals that meet all the nutritional requirements.
Founded in 1966, Self-Help for the Elderly is a community-based organization committed to promoting the independence, dignity, and self-worth of seniors. Each year the agency serves over 40,000 seniors in San Francisco, San Mateo, Santa Clara and Alameda Counties by providing a comprehensive range of multicultural and multilingual services to empower seniors to help themselves and others. Our vision is to be the premier provider of senior services in the San Francisco Bay Area with a commitment to excellence and achievement. Over 90% of our clients come from low-income minority community.
The program is administered by Self-Help for the Elderly – Nutrition Department and partially funded by the Department of Disability and Aging Services.