Barnstable County
Department of Human Services
Barnstable County’s Department of Human Services plans, develops, and coordinates regional solutions to Cape Cod’s most pressing health and human service issues. We foster and support collaborative initiatives with data analysis, strategic planning, and investment of county, state and federal resources. Our current initiatives include convening key stakeholders to address substance use, homelessness, and chronic disease. In addition, we compile and disseminate regional human service information and resources. Our goal is to create a “Healthy Connected Cape Cod”.
Bonus Payments Available for Eligable Veterans
MESSAGE FROM VETERANS’ BONUS DIVISION OFFICE OF THE TREASURER AND RECEIVER GENERAL OF MASSACHUSETTS (617) 367-9333 Ext: 859 Fax: (617) 227-1622 veteransbonus@tre.state.ma.us mass.gov/treasury/veterans The following is a message from the Veterans’ Bonus Division...
read moreAttend These Subcommittee Meetings for the Census 2020 to Ensure Everyone is Counted
We invite you to attend the following subcommittee meetings for the Census 2020 Complete Count Committee for Cape Cod, which will help ensure everyone on Cape Cod is counted in 2020. RSVP to jclinton@capecodcommission.org More information can be found...
read moreAttend BRONX JAZZ, “A Hip-Hop Jazz Conversation Between Father & Son In One Act”
Zion Union Heritage Museum and Oversoul Theatre Collective have teamed up to provide several educational and culturally enriching events for the community. Song Keepers, LTD, and by extension, Oversoul Theatre Collective provide training and opportunities in the arts...
read moreDirector of Human Services Beth Albert discusses social determinants of health in Duffy Health Center’s new podcast
In the debut episode of Health Matters: Cape Cod, hear from the Director of Barnstable County's Department of Human Services, Beth Albert. She discusses the makeup of her department and the unique work that they do in Barnstable County. The conversation serves to...
read moreCape-wide Sticker Shock Campaign reminds adults not to buy alcohol for minors
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Cape-wide Sticker Shock Campaign reminds adults not to buy alcohol for minors Barnstable, MA, November 14, 2019 – On Saturday, November 16, teams of Cape Cod youth and adults will “shock” purchasers of alcohol by placing 10,000 warning stickers...
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ADA Resources
Compilation of County, State and Federal Aging and Disability Resources.
Find services and support for unaccompanied youth and young adults.
