Programs & Services

Programs are designed to propel individuals toward stability and self-sufficiency.

The Lower Cape Cod Community Development Corporation exists to promote a vibrant and diverse community on the Lower Cape by addressing housing needs and encouraging small business development and job growth. We support this mission through a number of innovative programs and services targeting a variety of individuals and business owners on the Lower Cape.

We encourage you to check our calendar regularly for a list of upcoming programs, or sign up for our email newsletter to stay informed of all Lower Cape CDC programming, news and events.

Small Business Programs

The Lower Cape Cod CDC is committed to supporting economic development within our community through programs and education that foster the start-up and growth of local businesses, as well as those that tackle the unique business challenges of the fishing and aquaculture industries, home-based businesses, artists and other crafts people on the Lower Cape. Learn more.

Housing Programs

The Lower Cape Cod CDC recognizes that a diverse and thriving community requires stable housing for people of all income levels. However, increased demand and skyrocketing home rental and purchase prices have resulted in an affordable housing crisis on the Lower Cape. The CDC has actively responded to this crisis with several programs aimed at increasing the number of attractive, quality affordable housing units available for low to moderate income families from Harwich to Provincetown. Through a combination of housing development projects, housing rehabilitation efforts, property management, and educational opportunities for home owners and renters, the CDC is making great strides in providing more people on the Lower Cape with a decent and safe place to live, regardless of their income level.

Learn more about our Housing Programs or view a list of all Available Housing.

Canal House: A Residential Sober Living Facility

Since 1998, the CDC has owned and operated Canal House, a residential sober living facility that can accommodate five men and three women, plus an on-site program manager. Learn more.

Artist Programs

In response to the unique needs of the Lower Cape’s artist population, the CDC has developed a number of specialized programs to assist in their professional and personal development. Learn more.

Education

The CDC is currently developing new education programs in response to the needs of our Lower Cape residents. Current and potential homeowners will benefit from financial literacy classes, workshops on affordable housing lotteries and home foreclosure prevention. Professional and business development workshops (on topics like pricing, financial management, target marketing) will increase the small business owner’s skills in the work- and market- place. Learn More.

Community Partnerships

In addition to our own membership, we often collaborate with other local advocacy groups that provide an added level of representation for their particular town or service base. Learn More.

Page last updated: March 16, 2008

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