Community Development Partnership (Lower Cape Cod CDC)

About Community Development Partnership (Lower Cape Cod CDC)

The Community Development Partnership (Lower Cape Cod CDC) is a Massachusetts nonprofit sober living operator and community development corporation serving the Lower and Outer Cape, based in Orleans, in Barnstable County.

A Cape Cod Community Development Nonprofit

The Community Development Partnership, known locally as the Lower Cape Cod CDC, runs affordable housing and rental assistance programs across the Outer Cape in addition to its recovery housing work. That breadth gives it a funding base and staff structure that a single-purpose sober housing operator typically does not have, and it has kept the organization's recovery program running continuously since 1998.

A Men's Sober Living Operator

The organization's recovery residence serves men, staffed with an on-site program manager who supports residents' sobriety day to day. The Community Development Partnership frames its role as pairing affordable housing with personal guidance, treating stable housing itself as part of what supports someone through a transitional period in recovery.

Serving the Lower and Outer Cape

Based in Orleans, at the junction where Cape Cod's Lower and Outer sections meet, the organization is positioned to serve residents across Eastham, Wellfleet, Truro and the surrounding towns, an area with a much smaller year-round population and fewer services than the Cape's upper towns around Hyannis and Falmouth.

Reaching the Community Development Partnership

Applications for the organization's recovery housing go through the Community Development Partnership directly, reflecting its identity as a broader community nonprofit instead of a dedicated sober housing chain.