Care in Common is a dedicated nonprofit organization committed to enhancing the well-being of individuals and communities. We extend our services to women, men, and children who require assistance in various aspects of rehabilitation programming, including sober living, treatment recovery, mental health support, life skills training, and trades education.
Our unwavering commitment lies in empowering individuals and communities to take control of their narratives, positioning them as authors rather than mere characters. Employing innovative and caring rehabilitative approaches, we actively work to break down systemic barriers that have historically hindered vulnerable populations, addressing concerns of affordability, accessibility, and quality. Central to our mission is the resounding call to facilitate transformative care, resulting in significantly improved quality of life. Our dedication resonates through the promotion of enhanced health, enriched relationships, and sustained access to life-altering opportunities and support.
Our overarching vision at Care in Common is to envision a world where every individual, regardless of their background or circumstances, enjoys equal opportunities and unimpeded access to essential resources.
At Care in Common, we are steadfast in our commitment to providing an array of services encompassing rehabilitation treatment, sober living, and comprehensive resources crafted to foster improved health, spiritual growth, and deeper relationships for women and men alike. Our core mission revolves around profoundly enhancing the quality of life for those on their journey to recovery. We accomplish this by intricately weaving a safety net of trust, hope, support, resources, and opportunities for those seeking aid. All financial support to facilitate our mission is sourced from grants, donations, and fundraisers. Our services encompass sober living, treatment recovery, mental health assistance, day programs featuring life skills and vocational training, and provisions for housing and sustenance.