Community Advocacy Research & Evaluation Consulting Group, Inc. dba C.A.R.E. Consulting Group

Company Overview: Founded in 2009 and incorporated in 2012, Community Advocacy Research and Evaluation Consulting Group (CARECG) partners with local, state, and tribal-level agencies and community organizations across the nation. The CARECG team includes nationally recognized experts with decades of experience in behavioral health services and management of large-scale evaluation projects . Our goal? Purposeful innovation. We believe that we will achieve it by following six company values every single day and with every project.

• Community - We support the development and empowerment of the populations served by our partners. We also cultivate and maintain a sense of community amongst our team.
• Intentionality - We are purposeful and focused about the support we give, the work we do, and the interactions we have with each other. We maintain that intentionality by practicing and supporting work/life balance.
• Quality - We cultivate highly selective partnerships, and we commit to providing them with high quality products that increase their capacity to strengthen their communities.
• Social Justice - We believe the world can and will be a better place through the value-driven actions of our team and your team working together. Our work matches our beliefs.
• Accountability - We provide prompt and proficient follow-through by doing what needs to be done for every project. We hold ourselves and each other accountable for achieving our goals, but more importantly, we support each other in getting there.
• Ownership - We continually recognize new opportunities to improve services and products because we each feel personally responsible for the outcomes. We go above and beyond what the occasion calls for it to see your ideas become reality.

AAP/EEO Statement: CARECG is committed to equity, diversity and inclusion in employment. Our staff are racially and ethnically diverse, hold a variety of gender and sexual identities, experience differences in ability, are neuro-diverse and live in some of the largest cities or the smallest of farms. We actively seek to expand our culture of shared decision-making. Reasonable accommodations will be made to enable individuals with differences in ability to perform the essential functions.