Its CEO, Ballycumber's Seamus Boland says those who use the network are still worried about the cost of living.
The CEO Of Irish Rural Link feels more should be done to support the Meals On Wheels Network.
Over 300 meals funded by the HSE are provided by the group to elderly and vulnerable adults.
86% of people in a survey by the network shows that rising fuel costs are impacting the sector, in spite of an excise cuts package passed by Government this week.
Ballycumber's Seamus Boland says it's only a temporary reprieve for those who use the service:
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