Mama's Kitchen

Oatmeal is produced by processing oat groats into ground, crushed, steel-cut, or rolled forms. Steel-cut oats are also called coarse or Irish oatmeal.

Mama’s Kitchen provides free, hand-delivered meals to those affected by AIDS or cancer, tailored to nutritional needs.

Mama’s Kitchen provides 100% nutrition to people in its community struggling with AIDS or cancer.

Mama’s Nutrition Education Service offers free weekly classes to HIV-positive individuals in San Diego County.

The page recommends drinking water instead of sugary beverages to reduce added sugar intake and maintain a healthy weight.

A client describes Mama’s Pantry as a life-saving resource, providing food and transportation assistance to low-income individuals.

Calcium supports strong bones, teeth, heart, and muscles, and may help prevent high blood pressure and colon cancer. High-calcium foods include low-fat dairy, tofu, leafy greens, and fortified juices.

Levi Strauss and Co. supported Mama’s Kitchen with volunteer efforts and a grant nomination.

Gilead Sciences provided a $5,000 grant to support Mama’s Kitchen’s AIDS Nutrition Program.

The latest news about what's happening around Mama's Kitchen and Mama's Pantry.

Mama’s Kitchen celebrated 25 years of delivering nutrition to those affected by AIDS or cancer.

Mama’s Kitchen seeks a full-time Director of Development to support its mission of providing nutritious food.

Mama’s Kitchen offers bookkeeping roles to support its nutrition services for vulnerable individuals.

The board is responsible for financial oversight, goal-setting, policy development and fundraising. Board members meet monthly to review programs and make policy decisions; and dedicate additional time to chair or attend committee meetings.

Mama’s Kitchen’s mission is to provide nutritious food to vulnerable individuals affected by HIV, cancer, or other critical illnesses.

Mama’s Pantry follows strict guidelines to protect clients with compromised immune systems and has served over 41,000 shopping visits since 2004.

Mama’s Kitchen complies with federal civil rights laws and provides aids for people with disabilities.

Mama’s Kitchen believes that everyone is entitled to the basic necessity of life – nutritious food.