About CarePossible
CarePossible’s mission is to provide free mental health and addiction care to veterans and low income families.
Our Vision
The vision of CarePossible is to make mental health and addiction care possible for veterans, military families, and low-income families. Our desire is to save lives and save families by offering free, professional care to those in need. Addiction, suicide, PTSD and overdose rates are incredibly high. Our mission is to reduce these numbers by making care possible for anyone in need but lacking resources.
Our Method
With the goal of providing professional behavioral health solutions to veterans and families in need of care, we raise funds through grants, donations, golf tournaments, and community events. We also recruit behavioral health treatment scholarships from respected organizations and distribute the scholarships when veterans apply for assistance. To date we have distributed over $3,000,000 in mental health and addiction treatment scholarships to veterans in crisis.
Additionally, we partner with numerous community organizations to further our mission, and we put on community awareness and educational events regarding veterans issues and mental health and addiction issues in order to educate the general public and help fight stigma, suicide and overdose.
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Randy Moraitis
FOUNDER
Randy Moraitis founded CarePossible in 2013 after years of working in the mental health and addiction arena and observing how so many people, desperate for help, were unable to receive help simply due to a lack of funds. Randy’s vision is to make mental health and addiction care possible for anyone who is ready and willing for support.
As part of a military family Randy is very passionate about supporting the needs of veterans and military family members. Randy’s belief is that because our veterans and their families sacrifice so much for us, they deserve the very best of care when they are in need.
Randy was awarded a Lifetime Achievement Award, voted on by his peers, for his body of work in the mental health and addiction field. In addition to serving as the President of CarePossible, Randy is also the pastor of the nationally acclaimed Lifelines Recovery Program at The Crossing Church which has over 400 attendees each week. Previously, Randy served as Executive Pastor at The Crossing Church, as a pastor and operations manager at Mariners Church, and as a longtime business owner in Laguna Niguel, CA.
Randy holds a master’s degree, is a Certified Intervention Professional, is a Board Certified Pastoral Counselor, and has earned numerous counseling and coaching certifications. To learn more about Randy visit www.randymoraitis.com.
Advisory Board
Since 1983 he has provided workshops that deal with the spirit, as well as the letter of the law. He also provides general disability awareness workshops that deal with employment, hiring, work site assessment and general knowledge of individuals with disabilities.
Dr. Taff has a distinguished career both in private practice and as the medical director of numerous mental health and addiction treatment centers including College Hospital, Sober Living By The Sea, Western Behavioral Systems, and more. In addition to his medical degree, Dr. Taff also holds a Masters in Public Health from UCLA.
Dr. Beverly has a long history of community service including a total of eight medical mission trips to Cambodia, Pakistan, and Cuba where he provided free medical care to numerous individuals in need. Dr. Beverly also serves on the Boards of Foothill Family Church and Teen Challenge of Southern California.
Dr. Beverly is very passionate about CarePossible’s mission to provide free mental health and addiction care to veterans, first responders, and low income individuals and looks forward to providing leadership and wisdom to our organization.
Kimberly is married to CarePossible Founder Randy Moraitis and together they have a blended family of five adult children and three grandchildren.
Awards
CarePossible was named “Best of Mental Health” by the USC Graduate School of Social Work! CarePossible was honored with the 2017 Henry and Susan Samueli Foundation “Big Heart Award” for our work providing mental health care to veterans and low income families. The Samueli Foundation had their own team of professionals research Orange County charities, and CarePossible was chosen based on their findings. We are so grateful that the Samueli Foundation values our work and mission!
CarePossible was nominated for California Nonprofit of the Year for 2021! Thank you to all of our staff, volunteers, and supporters for making this possible!