We Offer a Hand Up, Not a Hand Out
Homeless not Hopeless, Inc. (HnH) is a non-profit corporation founded in 2007 to educate homeless people to live independent, productive lives. We offer a helping hand to those in need of short and long term help. HnH offers supportive housing, educational training and other tools to help our homeless become productive members of society. Our organization is actively managed by men and women who were formerly homeless themselves. They are aware of the problems and issues the homeless face and are equipped to help. We currently have five homes, three for women and two for men. HnH’s goal is to help residents move back into their communities as productive members.
Recent HnH News & Stories…
Youth StreetReach
For the last eight months, HnH residents have been visiting Youth StreetReach, organized through the Cape Cod Council of Churches to help our Cape Cod youth become more aware of individuals who are... READ MORE
Riverview School Students Bring Warmth and Hope to HnH
At Homeless Not Hopeless, we are continually inspired by the generosity of our community, and recently we were honored to welcome a group of students from the Riverview School who visited our residence... READ MORE
Building Hope: A New Home for 16 More Neighbors in Need
Homeless Not Hopeless is proud to announce the signing of a purchase and sales agreement to acquire a new property at 261 South Street in Hyannis, a significant step forward in our mission... READ MORE
Honoring the Legacy of Richard LeJava
Honoring the Legacy of Richard LeJava The Homeless Not Hopeless family mourns the loss of longtime Board Member Richard “Dick” LeJava, whose dedication, leadership, and compassion helped shape our organization and advance our mission... READ MORE
Resident Spotlight: Barbara
Our biography sketch this month is our newest member, Barbara, who is settling in nicely and very thankful to be with us. I was born in Jackson, Mississippi but moved to Cape Cod... READ MORE
Resident Spotlight: Michael
I was born in Northampton on April 3,1991. I was adopted from birth, and I got a chance to meet my birth parents. I grew up in Easthampton where I went to elementary... READ MORE
