Looking for mental health resources or support? Massachusetts Association for Mental Health (MAMH) launches a multimedia campaign, #JustAsk, to help young adults take control of their mental health by reaching out to friends, families, and resources to provide support. More information is available at www.mamh.org/justask or call Falmouth Human Services Department at 508-548-0533.
Independence House, Inc. is holding one-day two virtual free events on October 1st. Learn more at: IndependenceHouse.org/2021-DVAM or REGISTER at: IndependenceHouse.org/2021-Prevention-Conference. Read on...
New offering from Town of Falmouth's Senior Center and Human Services Department, Thursdays 1pm via ZOOM (group will switch to in-person when able) Read on...
Having trouble paying your rent or mortgage because of COVID? Don’t wait for the COVID eviction moratorium to end! 100% online and confidential application through Housing Assistance Corp. Read on...
Falmouth Human Services continues to be available to the residents of Falmouth during the COVID-19 crisis. To protect our community and staff we have only limited availability of in-person appointments with residents. Staff social workers are available by phone to assist with any human service needs and Tele-social work appointments on the ZOOM platform are also available. If you need assistance navigating resources, have questions about basic needs, or are in need of mental health support, please call our office for assistance.
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Since 1975 the Town of Falmouth’s Human Services Department has been supporting and empowering Falmouth residents and strengthening the community as a whole through advocacy, broad community participation, and ensuring access to a comprehensive range of community-based health and human services.
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Proposals were sought from interested public or private, state and federally recognized non-profit organizations, agencies, or partnerships to provide projects, programs and services that address unmet human service needs in the community. The three categories/agencies contracted were: Mental Health Needs $20,000 to Cape Cod Children's Place/Maternal Depression Task Force; Substance Use Related Needs $20,000 to Aids Support Group of Cape Cod; and General Support Services $9,500 to Alzheimer's Family Support Center. In addition two categories/agencies were renewed for a second year: Homeless Prevention $20,000 to Housing Assistance Corp. and Outmigration $20,000 to YMCA. Please see Human Services Committee page for more details.
