Larry Doughty House

Champ Homes, formerly known as Housing For All Corporation, was founded in 1988 by Paul and Carolyn Hebert in Hyannis, MA to address the issue of homelessness on Cape Cod. Starting with the NOAH Shelter and expanding to include programs like the Miracle Kitchen and Day Star Place, Champ Homes now offers affordable, supportive family-style living to a diverse community at their School Street Campus. Today, Champ Homes continues to grow and adapt, providing specialized housing such as the Bayside Cottage for women in the "Bridge to Hope" program and the Jamie Ready CHAMP House for individuals recovering from head injuries. Through partnerships with organizations like Community Support Associates, Champ Homes remains dedicated to helping those in need reintegrate back into the community and lead fulfilling lives. Generated from their available business information

The Brazilian Worker Center is a non-profit organization dedicated to empowering immigrant workers since 1995 by providing education on workplace rights, immigration, and health equity. With a mission focused on promoting economic, social, political, and racial justice, the center has served over 150,000 immigrant workers, equipping them with the knowledge and skills needed for advocacy. In addition to leadership development and health and wellness initiatives, the center offers community support services and campaign organizing to strengthen the voice of the immigrant community. Through various programs and fundraising efforts, the Brazilian Worker Center continues to support the rights and well-being of immigrant workers in the region. Generated from the website