Aids Support Group of Cape Cod

Grace Veteran Center in Hyannis, MA, provides comprehensive support for victims of assault, emphasizing the importance of pursuing compensation in addition to any criminal proceedings against perpetrators. The center assists clients in assembling evidence necessary for personal injury claims, including medical records and testimonial evidence, to strengthen their cases. Understanding the unique impact of injuries on individuals, the center guides victims through the legal process, highlighting the relevant factors that determine claim value, such as medical expenses and lost income. With awareness of the limited time frame to file claims, Grace Veteran Center is dedicated to helping clients secure their legal rights and achieve just compensation for their losses. Generated from the website

about Our History: Paul and Carolyn Hebert founded the Housing For All Corporation in 1988 to better aid their fellow Cape Codders who had nowhere to sleep on cold winter nights but the streets of Hyannis. "How can we enjoy our cozy bed while someone is huddled in a doorway?" asked Carolyn. While working full time as a chef to support his wife and three daughters, Paul, with Carolyn's help, envisioned and manifested the NOAH Shelter, the Miracle Kitchen, Gleaners Second Harvest and the Day Star Place. These wondrous deeds caught the attention of Alice O'Neill, who implored Paul to do more good works, and generously offered her resources to bolster the efforts. The Heberts took the next step in faith and opened CHAMP House in 1991, which was to be home to those who had come to be without. Our Present: Over the years, CHAMP House has evolved to become CHAMP Homes and provides affordable, supportive family-style living to a co-ed inter-generational fifty member family at our School Street Campus. The Bayside Cottage is home to the "Bridge to Hope" program, offering mentoring to women in Barnstable Correctional facilities and four beds are available on Campus for those reintegrating back into the community. The Jamie Ready CHAMP House is home to individuals who have suffered from head injuries and additional support is provided through a partnership with Community Support Associates.