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Home meal delivery in the Entremont district
Start by stating whether you are looking for a solution for yourself, helping someone close to you or wishing to volunteer, then give the exact municipality and locality. In Entremont, CMS Martigny & Régions coordinates home meal delivery with several municipal associations and volunteer networks. Contacts and arrangements differ between Bourg-St-Pierre, Liddes, Orsières, Sembrancher and the sectors of Val de Bagnes. Public, municipal and volunteer resources remain listed first.
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- Same order for everyone
- The ‘I am helping someone close to me’ pathway does not automatically lead to a paid offer. Public, municipal and volunteer services remain visible first.
- Five municipalities
- Bourg-St-Pierre, Liddes, Orsières, Sembrancher and Val de Bagnes. The locality and sector may determine the correct contact.
- First point of guidance
- CMS Entremont in Sembrancher: 027 564 26 26.
- Emergency
- Choking, breathing difficulty, a severe allergic reaction or acute illness: call 144 or 112.
Start with your situation
Who are you seeking a solution for today?
Choose the pathway that matches your role. The core information and the order of resources remain the same: public, municipal and volunteer services first; private solutions only as a complement when coverage, eligibility or organisation does not meet the need.
I am looking for myself
I would like to receive meals at home, restart an interrupted service or understand the options in my municipality.
- Find a temporary or regular solution.
- Identify the correct contact for the municipality and locality.
- Check menus, allergens, textures, storage and reheating.
I am helping someone close to me
I would like to organise or review a solution with the person I support, without deciding for them and without being automatically directed to a paid offer.
- Check their agreement, habits and preferences.
- Prepare the main contact, access to the home and arrangements for absences.
- Check whether the need goes beyond meal delivery alone.
I would like to volunteer
I would like to take part in deliveries, transport or a local mutual-aid network in my municipality or sector.
- Identify the relevant association or volunteer group.
- Check the conditions, required availability and insurance.
- Contact the team that organises the rounds directly.
Start with the practical need
What situation are you trying to resolve?
The correct point of contact depends on the municipality, locality, duration of the need, the person’s independence and the conditions of the chosen service.
A temporary need
Returning home, convalescence, unusual fatigue or a temporary difficulty cooking. The service confirms the possible start date, frequency and duration.
Regular support
Preparing a meal has become difficult on an ongoing basis. The CMS or local association checks the conditions, organisation of the rounds and the solutions available in the sector.
A medical or urgent need
A prescribed diet, severe allergy, swallowing difficulty, suspected malnutrition or a sudden inability to eat must not be treated as a simple order.
CMS Martigny & Régions presents home meal delivery as a service intended, among others, for people who are temporarily unable to cook. Municipal associations and other suppliers must confirm their current criteria and arrangements directly.
Family carer pathway
Organise a solution without deciding for the person
You have access to the same public, municipal, non-profit and volunteer resources as a person looking for themselves. This pathway only adds points that are useful for coordination, consent and continuity.
Consent and preferences
Involve the person in the decision whenever they can express their wishes: frequency, menus, times, habits and the right to refuse or change their mind.
Municipality, locality and sector
Give the administrative municipality and exact locality. In Val de Bagnes, specify in particular whether the address is in the sector of the former municipality of Bagnes or the former municipality of Vollèges.
Main contact
Define who receives calls, practical information and invoices, and who may request a change or suspension.
Access and absences
Plan for the intercom, floor, handover of the meal, hospital stays, holidays and what to do if nobody opens the door.
Health and nutrition
Severe allergy, swallowing difficulty, weight loss or a prescribed diet: contact the service, supplier or an appropriate professional directly.
Support for family carers
When the organisation becomes burdensome, the CMS offers support for family carers to prevent exhaustion and protect the relationship.
Practical guidance
How DomusHelp can help prepare the enquiry
- Identify the municipality, locality and delivery sector.
- Distinguish between an occasional, regular or urgent need.
- Prepare a short list of questions before the first contact.
- Distinguish between meal delivery, grocery shopping and help preparing food at home.
- Check access, whether someone will be present, the refrigerator and a means of reheating.
- Refer medical, nutritional or swallowing-related questions to the appropriate professionals.
- Preserve the choices of the person being supported.
- Limit the information in the first email to what is strictly necessary.
Before any registration or order
What the service must confirm directly
An information page never replaces the service’s current conditions or an assessment of the individual situation.
Area and criteria
Municipality, locality or sector served, access conditions, any assessment required and who is authorised to submit the request.
Days and frequency
Delivery days, approximate time, start date, number of meals and arrangements for weekends or public holidays.
Menus and portions
Composition, any choice available, portion size, side dishes and menu rotation.
Allergens and diets
Recognised allergens, the adaptations genuinely available and the service’s limits for prescribed diets.
Textures and swallowing
Regular, minced, puréed or otherwise modified texture. Any swallowing difficulty requires professional assessment.
Storage and reheating
Hot or cold meal, storage time, temperature, equipment required and reheating instructions.
Price and payment
Price per meal, any fees, billing, payment methods and conditions in the event of non-payment.
Absence and cancellation
Cancellation notice, holidays, hospital stay, handover of the meal, access to the building and the person to contact.
Preparing everyday arrangements
Six simple checks at home
- Check that the person understands and agrees to the process.
- Note the exact address, locality, floor, lift, intercom and any access difficulties.
- Check that there is a working refrigerator and, where needed, suitable equipment for reheating the meal.
- Plan what should happen if nobody answers when the meal is delivered.
- Keep the supplier’s instructions and observe the stated storage periods.
- Never change a prescribed diet, texture or medical instruction without professional advice.
Guidance by municipality
Your municipality and locality determine the correct network
The district has five municipalities. The contact details below come from official CMS or municipal pages. Before the first delivery, ask the service to confirm coverage, days, price and current conditions.
Bourg-St-Pierre
Start with CMS Entremont, which organises home meal delivery with municipal associations and confirms the contact or service currently responsible for the address.
Liddes
The municipal website lists a volunteer home meal delivery service. Contact: Pascale Lattion, 077 435 44 84. If she is unavailable: Myriam Guigoz, 079 537 47 86.
Orsières
The municipality lists a volunteer service for care-related transport and home meal delivery. Contact: 079 410 08 31.
Sembrancher
The municipal volunteer network mentions home meal delivery, transport and visits. Contacts: Marie-Madeleine Luy, 079 611 74 85, or Célestine Furletti, 079 280 81 58.
Val de Bagnes
The municipality distinguishes several sectors. Le Lien organises deliveries for Le Châble and the valley, as well as Verbier. La Sève serves the former Vollèges sector and its localities. Specify the locality before contacting the association.
Verified public and non-profit services
One regional CMS, several local networks
CMS Martigny & Régions states that it organises regular home meal distribution with various municipal associations. The local associations then manage contacts, rounds or sectors according to their own arrangements.
CMS Martigny & Régions · Entremont site
Route de la Gravenne 16, 1933 Sembrancher
Tel.: 027 564 26 26
The CMS states that home meal delivery is organised with municipal associations and is intended, among others, for people who are temporarily unable to cook.
Le Lien association
- Le Châble and the valley: 079 598 39 01.
- Verbier: 079 411 20 18.
- General information: 079 303 30 16 · lienbagnes@gmail.com.
- To confirm: delivery days, price, current supplier, allergies, diets and availability.
La Sève association
La Sève lists a home meal service and separate contacts for Vollèges, Le Levron, Vens and Chemin. Use the municipal page to select the contact person for the locality.
Municipal volunteer networks
Arc-En-Ciel in Liddes, the volunteer service in Orsières and Coup de pouce in Sembrancher all list home meal delivery activity. The CMS can also help identify the correct network when the situation or locality is unclear.
These resources are listed free of charge because of their public or non-profit usefulness. They are independent of DomusHelp. Contacts, responsible persons, menus, prices, days and conditions must be checked directly before any order.
Support local connections
Volunteer with meals, transport or visits
In Entremont, several local networks combine meal delivery, transport and a local human presence. Needs, conditions, insurance and expense reimbursement must be checked with each organisation.
Arc-En-Ciel
Contact Pascale Lattion on 077 435 44 84 or, if she is unavailable, Myriam Guigoz on 079 537 47 86.
Volunteer service
To request a service or offer your time: 079 410 08 31.
Coup de pouce
Marie-Madeleine Luy: 079 611 74 85. Célestine Furletti: 079 280 81 58.
Le Lien and La Sève
Contact Le Lien for the former Bagnes sector and consult the La Sève page for the former Vollèges sector. Ask about current recruitment, insurance and expense-reimbursement conditions.
Meal delivery can support social contact, but it does not replace a planned social visit, home care, safety monitoring or an emergency service.
A possible complement, never a commercial shortcut
Consider a private solution only when the need justifies it
The ‘I am helping someone close to me’ pathway does not automatically lead to this section. These models become relevant only when the public or non-profit network does not cover the address, its conditions are not met, the frequency is unsuitable or the person concerned expressly requests another option.
One-off meals or an on-demand service
Check in writing the municipality and locality served, primary or secondary residence, frequency, minimum order, days, prices, allergens and diets.
Fresh or vacuum-packed meal boxes
Check the postcode, cold chain, storage, reheating and whether there is any human support at home.
Availability depending on the address and season
Availability depends on open restaurants, delivery radius, time and season. It must not be presented as stable coverage of the whole district.
When the need goes beyond delivery
Help, care, support for family carers and social advice
The meal may be only one part of the situation. Not all the resources below take meal orders, but they may be useful when independence, health, finances or family organisation are involved.
Help, care or social support
CMS Martigny & Régions, Entremont site: 027 564 26 26. The same number is published for social enquiries, care and practical help.
Preventing exhaustion
The CMS offers support when the emotional or physical burden is affecting the family carer or the relationship with the person they support.
Free advice for older people and those close to them
Social advice office in Le Châble: 027 776 20 78. Confidential and free advice.
A careful framework
Limits, consent and sensitive personal data
Meal delivery may appear straightforward, but some situations directly involve health, independence and consent.
What DomusHelp does not promise
- DomusHelp does not prepare or deliver meals itself.
- DomusHelp does not guarantee admission, timing, frequency or availability.
- DomusHelp does not guarantee that a menu is suitable for an allergy, texture or diet.
- DomusHelp does not control the kitchen, cold chain, hygiene or nutritional quality.
- DomusHelp does not sign a contract, pay or cancel an order on someone’s behalf without an explicit mandate.
Consent and the role of relatives
- Involve the person in the decision as soon as they can express their wishes.
- Someone close to the person may help make contact, but must not impose a service for their own convenience.
- Respect eating habits, culture, pace and the right to refuse.
- Only give a key, code or access instruction to the responsible service and only when necessary.
Health data and the first email
A first message to DomusHelp should remain general. Do not send a diagnosis, medical record, OASI number, insurance card, full medication list, identity document or intimate family information.
An allergy, prescribed texture or swallowing difficulty must be communicated directly to the responsible service under its procedure and only to the extent necessary.
When to contact a health professional
- Unintentional weight loss, weakness, dehydration or persistent refusal to eat.
- Difficulty chewing or swallowing, coughing during meals or choking episodes.
- A prescribed diet in the event of illness, a severe allergy or after an operation.
- Confusion, a new inability to prepare or reheat a meal, or a danger at home.
- In the event of immediate danger, choking or breathing difficulty, call 144 or 112.
Frequently asked questions
Brief answers
Does DomusHelp deliver meals in the Entremont district?
No. DomusHelp helps people understand the options and find the correct contact. Assessment, contract, preparation and delivery are handled by the chosen service or provider.
What is the first regional contact?
CMS Martigny & Régions, Entremont site in Sembrancher, publishes the number 027 564 26 26 and organises home meal delivery with municipal associations.
How many municipalities are in the district?
Five: Bourg-St-Pierre, Liddes, Orsières, Sembrancher and Val de Bagnes. The exact locality may also determine the relevant network.
Does Val de Bagnes operate as a single service area?
Not necessarily. The municipal pages distinguish in particular between Le Lien for the former Bagnes sector and La Sève for the former Vollèges sector. The locality must be specified.
Can someone close to the person start the process?
Yes. They may help search for and contact a service. The person concerned must nevertheless be involved in the decision whenever they can express their wishes.
Does the ‘I am helping someone close to me’ pathway automatically lead to a paid service?
No. The same public, municipal, non-profit and volunteer resources remain listed first. A private solution appears only as a complement when the need justifies it.
Do the pathway buttons transmit information?
No. They are simple internal links. They do not start an enquiry or send any information to a provider or sponsor.
Is a diet, allergy accommodation or modified texture guaranteed?
No. The service or supplier must confirm what it can actually offer. A severe allergy, swallowing difficulty or prescribed diet requires direct clarification and, where necessary, professional advice.
Do caterers, meal boxes and apps cover the whole district?
Not necessarily. Coverage may depend on the municipality, locality, postcode, season, days and minimum order. DomusHelp does not present a private company as operational before direct verification.
Does advertising provide access to enquiries or priority?
No. A commercial presence remains separate from public resources. It provides no access to enquiries or personal data and cannot influence the order, content or guidance offered.
Need to clarify the next step?
Describe the practical need in a few sentences
Give the municipality and locality, whether you are looking for yourself or someone close to you, the desired frequency and the main practical difficulty. Do not send a diagnosis or medical document in this first email.
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