320 Main St
Hyannis, MA 02601 - Barnstable County
(508) 775-5073
About The Cape Cod Council of Churches:
Established in 1975, The Cape Cod Council of Churches is located at 320 Main St in Hyannis, MA - Barnstable County and is a business listed in the categories Social Services & Welfare, Church & Religious Associations & Organizations, Social & Human Services, Individual And Family Social Services, Religious Organizations and Other Individual And Family Services. After you do business with The Cape Cod Council of Churches, please leave a review to help other people and improve hubbiz. Also, don't forget to mention Hubbiz to The Cape Cod Council of Churches.
Categories: Social Services & Welfare, Church & Religious Associations & Organizations, Social & Human Services, Individual and Family Social Services, Religious Organizations and Other Individual and Family Services
Year Started: 1975
- Main: (508) 432-1312
- Abuse & Trauma
- Abuse Recovery
- Adoption Services
- Adult Choir
- Aging
- Alcohol Abuse
- Alcoholism
- Attended Nursery
- Autism
- Care Management
- Chemical Dependency
- Child Abuse
- Children's Church
- Church School
- Civil Liberties
- Diet & Nutrition
- Disabled
- Disaster Relief
- Domestic Abuse
- Drug Abuse
- Economic Assistance
- Education Services
- Eucharist
- Exams
- Group Counseling
- Housing Assistance
- Information
- Kids
- Meals
- Parent Education
- Prayer
- Prevention Programs
- Privacy
- Psychiatric Services
- Resource Center
- Spiritual Counseling
- Sunday School
- therapy
- Vocational Services
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