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Volunteer Neighbor Groups on Cape Cod

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Barnstable Neighbor 2 Neighbor

Volunteer Neighbor Groups

Based in Barnstable

(508) 418-9220
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Volunteers drive Barnstable residents 60+ to appointments and errands, and help with shopping and technology.

All seven Barnstable villages. Application and a home visit. $225 a year single, $375 household, reducible.

Office
Barnstable
Cost
$225–375/year
Who qualifies
Age 60+, living safely and independently in a Town of Barnstable village; fees reduced or waived if you can't afford them
For older adults
Up to 12 requests a month for a single member (20 for a household), each up to 2 hours.
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What to ask when you call
  1. Which towns do you cover, and am I inside that?
  2. What does membership cost, and what happens if I cannot afford it?
  3. How far ahead do I ask for a ride, and is there a waiting list to join?
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Bay to Sound Neighbors

Volunteer Neighbor Groups

Based in Dennis

(508) 470-0585
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Volunteers give rides, do small jobs around the house and make friendly visits.

Dennis and Yarmouth only — despite the name it does not cover Falmouth or Mashpee. $200 a year individual, $300 household. Currently keeps a waiting list for new members, and joining can take several months (their website, 29 Sept 2026).

Office
South Dennis
Cost
$200–300/year
How to start
Call and they will have the right person call you back
Who qualifies
Older residents of Dennis and Yarmouth (other areas considered on request); reduced fees possible based on income
Hours
Mon–Fri 9–12 and 1–4
For older adults
Up to 9 services a month for individuals, 13 for households — rides and home help can be mixed.
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What to ask when you call
  1. Which towns do you cover, and am I inside that?
  2. What does membership cost, and what happens if I cannot afford it?
  3. How far ahead do I ask for a ride, and is there a waiting list to join?
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Nauset Neighbors

Volunteer Neighbor Groups

Based in Orleans

(508) 514-7067
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Volunteers drive members aged 65+ to appointments and errands and help around the house.

Brewster, Chatham, Eastham, Harwich, Orleans and Wellfleet. $75 a year individual, $95 household — waived if you cannot afford it.

Office
Orleans
Cost
$75-95/year
How to start
Call 508-514-7067 to apply; they then set up an interview
Who qualifies
Age 65+ in Brewster, Chatham, Eastham, Harwich, Orleans or Wellfleet, living independently (not in assisted living or using a wheelchair)
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What to ask when you call
  1. Which towns do you cover, and am I inside that?
  2. What does membership cost, and what happens if I cannot afford it?
  3. How far ahead do I ask for a ride, and is there a waiting list to join?
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Neighborhood Falmouth

Volunteer Neighbor Groups

Based in Falmouth

(508) 927-1678
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Screened volunteers give Falmouth residents 50+ rides, errands, technology help and friendly visits.

Falmouth only. $720 a year, scholarships available. There is a waiting list of six to nine months.

Office
Falmouth
Cost
$720/year (aid available)
How to start
Call to join the waitlist — no fee or application to get on it; an in-home interview follows when a spot opens
Who qualifies
Falmouth residents age 50+
Address
115 Palmer Ave., Unit 2A, Falmouth, MA 02540
Hours
Mon–Fri 9–3
For older adults
Also helps with trash and recycling, yard work and light home repairs; about 1 in 5 members get fee help.
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What to ask when you call
  1. Which towns do you cover, and am I inside that?
  2. What does membership cost, and what happens if I cannot afford it?
  3. How far ahead do I ask for a ride, and is there a waiting list to join?
Print these as a call sheet
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