HOW wants to help you. To ease the stress of everyday life, we can provide you with support services, so you can focus on wellness and well-being. Women with a chronic health condition who live in Eastham, Wellfleet, Truro or Provincetown are eligible to receive support. We do not discriminate on the basis of income, marital status, age, race, ethnicity, religion or immigration status.
The Transportation Program provides rides to medical appointments whether on the Cape or in Boston and for other health related needs.
Here is a short description of what is meant by “Grocery & Personal Products.”
HOW provides the following financial assistance options to women living with limited incomes:
COMPASS is our program for social engagement and wellness education. COMPASS services include:
Additional services provided by HOW are listed below:
Rossi came to HOW in 2019 after recuperating from treatment for breast cancer and reconstructive surgery.
Silvia has lived in Provincetown since 1972. When she was diagnosed with breast cancer, Silvia joined the HOW community.
Judy came to HOW in 2017 for help recuperating from a hip replacement and a breast cancer diagnosis.
Suddenly, out of nowhere, I found a nodule on my breast. HOW was there for me when I really needed it and I still need it.
HOW helped Janine connect with a new housing voucher program for disabled people under 60 so now her disability income can go further to meet everyday living expenses.
Navigating the challenges of a serious health care diagnosis like cancer, Sophia turned to HOW for help.
If you are in a difficult position and need help, HOW is here for you. Fill out the adjacent contact form, or get in touch with us directly using the information below.
