We're still here to help.
While we are not currently holding in-person meetings, HPC Staff are still available for phone consultations and support via email.
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Each of our Case Managers has a cell phone and availability during regular office hours,
9AM - 4PM, Monday - Friday. Here is their contact information:
Maggi: (774) 801-9505 or Maggi@HPCCapeCod.org
Maureen: (774) 801-9501 or Maureen@HPCCapeCod.org
Ella: (774) 801-9479 or Ella@HPCCapeCod.org
Mackenzie: (774) 801-9502 or Mackenzie@HPCCapeCod.org
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Our Provincetown Community Support Liaison is also available during regular office hours:
Alex: (508) 237-7042 or Alex@HPCCapeCod.org
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For general information or to reach office staff, you can email Info@HPCCapeCod.org or dial our main number, (508) 255-9667 for assistance during regular office hours. Para español pregunta por Ella (a (774) 801-9479) o Eric (a (508) 255-9667, la extensión 160 y Eric@HPCCapeCod.org).
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We have also dedicated a page on our website to
tracking available community resources.
WHAT WE DO
At no cost to clients, we provide:
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Access to housing programs and funding
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Budgeting assistance
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A network of community resources
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Applications for fuel assistance and other opportunities for assistance
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Access to job training and educational resources
WE CAN HELP
We help our clients maintain their housing, or navigate the process of securing new housing when possible.
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2020 WALK FOR HOME
YOU CAN HELP
OUR
IMPACT
Whether it's making a financial contribution or lending us your time and talents as a volunteer, there are many ways you can help.
The cost to shelter a family per day in Massachusetts is $150, and average
length of stay is
409 days.*
This represents a $25 million savings for the State of MA.
STORIES
Yvonne was a self sufficient young professional and volunteer until she was diagnosed with Multiple Sclerosis. "I had worked since I was fourteen and had always been able to support myself."
2019 HIGHLIGHTS
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We served 1,622 total clients!
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Backpack to School and Adopt-a- Family programs served 457 children from 217 families.
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Our first annual REACH Project helped clients develop self-sufficiency through practicing mindfulness, mastering goal-setting techniques, and fostering community.
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We expanded our community engagement to locations throughout the Lower Cape.
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We continued our strategic alliance with community partners Cape Cod Children's Place and Community Development Partnership.​
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In 2019, Rock to Stop Homelessness raised over $29,000 to help prevent homelessness on the Lower Cape. Donors, volunteers and clients danced up a storm of support!
Dona Connor has been with the Homeless Prevention Council for 20 years, making her our longest-serving volunteer!