To combat systemic issues like generational poverty, we work hard to place trained workers into hundreds of quality jobs each year. But to reach this goal, we don’t just stop at employment. More…
There are hundreds of moms who have walked through Cara’s doors determined to create a bright future for their families. In honor of Mother’s Day, we share just a few stories of moms who motivate us!
Our volunteers are people who add to the heart and soul of our community. They care about our participants and staff beyond measure, and we are grateful for their support. We can’t thank them enough, but we will try our best! (Try? Ain’t nothing to it but to do it!) Thank you to all of our volunteers!
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At Cara, we say, “let’s get to work” all the time. But how can Cara actually help you get to work? It all starts with joining Cara, putting in the work and believing in yourself and your skills — that way, you can get that job offer and, by our measure of success, reach one year of employment. More…
It’s not an exaggeration to say that our community wouldn’t exist without our volunteers. They are critical in moving our mission forward. Get to know our volunteers and their incredible work here at Cara.
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The sense of community you feel at Cara is intentional, real, and one of our defining principles. There are so many people that foster this sense of community, and we are celebrating a few in particular: our volunteers. We are immensely grateful for the time and effort volunteers give to our mission. Learn more about who they are and their incredible work here at Cara.
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As a nonprofit organization whose mission is dedicated to serving and elevating our community, it is no surprise that we strongly believe in corporate social responsibility. More…
It has become the new normal to focus on the loneliness, hardship, and tragedy the world faces due to the spread of COVID-19. But even in this unprecedented time, there are moments of joy. Our friends at Atlanta Mission, a homeless shelter and an affiliate of Cara Plus, remind us that friendship and opportunity are more important than ever.
Greg is in his twenties and came to Atlanta Mission after battling addiction. He didn’t talk very much when he first arrived; he didn’t think he needed support from anyone. That is until he met Roger, who serves as a father to many of the younger men in the community. Roger is in his fifties and had previously owned a construction company. Similar to Greg, he is bouncing back from his challenges with addiction. Greg and Roger became fast friends, and their friendship allowed Greg to slowly open up and really thrive.
In the story below, Greg shares a moment of joy he recently celebrated with Roger. Both friends continue to excel and find gainful employment through Atlanta Mission @Work, the new workforce development program at Atlanta Mission steeped in Cara’s methodology and co-created by our two organizations.
We’d like to introduce you to a group of Cara VIPs: our volunteers. Without them, Cara wouldn’t be able to function as it does. We’re so thankful for this talented and hard-working group. That’s why we’re highlighting our volunteers—so that you can get to know more about the people working behind the scenes to make magic happen. More…
She’s transforming her life, thanks to your support.
