Recent HnH News & Stories…
Resident Spotlight: Jordan DB
I was born in Hyannis on September 3, 1998, at 5:01 P.M. on a Thursday, so Thursdays are my favorite day! I went to a private Kindergarten, but then went through the Barnstable... READ MORE
Resident Spotlight: Steve
I was born in 1963 in Wareham at Tobey Hospital. I lived my entire life in Falmouth, attending Lawrence School and graduating in 1981 from Falmouth High School. After graduating I worked in... READ MORE
Resident Spotlight: Anna
I was born in Boston City Hospital in 1963. I was an only child, and we lived in Boston until I was twelve. Then we moved to Brockton. I graduated in April 1981... READ MORE
Resident Spotlight: Donnie
I was born on October 29, 1964 in New Bedford, MA in St. Like’s Hospital. I had six siblings, and I was the second youngest. Our lives were not always pleasant. When I... READ MORE
Resident Spotlight: Helen – At Home and Amazingly Resilient
I was born at Cape Cod Hospital and grew up in Provincetown and Wellfleet. At eight years old I was raped by my mother’s boyfriend. I became a shell and withdrew totally for... READ MORE
Resident Spotlight Nov 2021 — Robin
I am a sixty-four year old, twice divorced, recovering alcoholic. I grew up in south Florida, graduating from a private high school. I began drinking at sixteen. I attended Belmont Abbey College in... READ MORE
“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 four homes, two for women and two for men. HnH’s goal is to help residents move back into their communities as productive members.
