Cape Cod & Islands

This page includes local event listings and directories of local and district veterans’ services; Veterans Outreach Centers; veterans’ posts and auxiliaries; VA-accredited Veteran Service Organization representatives, agents, and attorneys; and Aging Services Access Points in the Cape and Islands area.

Tag any events you submit with #southeast and #cape-cod so they show up here and on our Southeast Region page. Use the listing below to search for events by city or town. As long as you include the name of the city or town in the listing, they will show up in the local listings. You can also find links to local listings for in person and online AA and NA meetings by city and town below.


 
 

The mission of the Massachusetts Executive Office of Veterans’ Services (EOVS) is to act as the primary advocate on behalf of all the Commonwealth’s veterans. The Office provides outreach and support through various programs. EOVS offers assistance to eligible veterans and their surviving spouses through the MassVets Financial Benefits Program, administered by local veterans’ services.

Veterans may use the Mass Vet Benefit Calculator to see what they may qualify for and contact their local veterans’ services office to apply. MGL Chapter 115 requires each town/city have a veterans’ agent to administer these benefits, but two or more contiguous towns can also appoint someone to serve as veterans’ agent and form Veterans’ Services Districts.


Cape & Islands Veterans Outreach Center

Cape & Islands Veterans Outreach Center is the preeminent resource and referral organization for veterans and their families on Cape Cod. If there is a veteran in need, whatever that need may be, CIVOC staff will assist in connecting them to available community resources to provide comprehensive support.

Veterans in the area looking for help can call CIVOC at (508) 778-1590. They will do all that they can to assist you that day.


Cape Cod & Islands Directories

 

Aging Services Access Points

Aging Services Access Points (ASAPs) are private, non-profit agencies established under MGL Chapter 19A. ASAPs provide direct and protective services, including information and referrals; interdisciplinary case management; intake and assessment; developing, implementing, and monitoring service plans; reassessing needs; and investigating reports of elder abuse and neglect.

MassOptions is a service of the Executive Office of Health & Human Services (EOHHS) that can also help older adults, people with disabilities, and family members or caregivers identify aging and disability services and connect to those that can meet their needs. Call 800-243-4636 or click here to complete a referral.