Cape Cod Village
Cape Cod Village
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More about this organization
Mission
The mission of Cape Cod Village (CCV) is to meet the ongoing residential and community living needs of adults on the autism spectrum.
About
Cape Cod Village (CCV) was founded in 2011 by Bob and Lauren Jones, clinical social workers from Orleans, Massachusetts and the parents of a young adult son with autism. Recognizing the need on Cape Cod for opportunities and safe and supportive residential housing, they began meeting with other parents who shared similar dreams. From these meetings Cape Cod Village, An Innovative Community for Adults with Autism, was born.
Cape Cod Village is a 501c3 organization that owns the affordable housing project to provide permanent residency for up to 16 adults with autism. In its role as owner, CCV is responsible for maintaining and enhancing the property.
The Center for Developmental Disabilities is a 501c3 organization that is dedicated to the developing and implementing programs and services that meet the socialization, recreation, and educational needs for the residents of Cape Cod Village, members of the wider community with intellectual disabilities, as well as their families, friends and peers.
