What We Do

We are committed to respecting life; understanding and appreciating the purpose of each living thing, regardless of species, race, religion, ethnicity, origin, sex, gender, or any other β€œlabel'β€œ given to oppress authenticity.

Although in its early stages of development, C.A.R.E. is commissioned to develop wellness programs, safe and inclusive lodging experiences in AgroTourism, where BIPOC community can retreat and experience healing for mind, body, and spirit.

Our mission has already touched so many lives who have made (re)commitments to serve on the side of LOVE and reject their ego in order to heal. The pursuit of self-actualization is a rocky road far less traveled, and perpetually denied to a people as worthy and deserving as any other.

AgroTourism is a beautiful way to introduce travelers and BnB guests to farm retreats, spiritual centers, and educate others on the significant impacts of gardening/farming, climate, sustainability, Permaculture, and nature therapy. C.A.R.E. is raising awareness for the trauma that white supremacy perpetually inflicts on the BIPOC community, and supporting its community by working to develop healing spaces for BIPOC community and Changemakers to retreat. Our goal is to practice Agrotourism, not only to experience the privilege of rest and peace, but also for climate justice and the high value of spiritual rehabilitation for scarred people. There are many people who need your support to share this transformative experience. We hope to gain your support in empowering sufferers of trauma to participate in BIPOC-centered wellness programs that address BIPOC-specific challenges.  

REST IS RESISTANCE.

Join us in this movement! #TeamNoFear 

The Founder, DeeDee Anderson, has a formal background in Business Management and Nonprofit Administration, with a diverse interest in community studies, behavioral health & wellness. DeeDee not only has experience as a foster parent, respite worker, tutor, caregiver, and family visit supervisor, but also holds personal experience in recovering from mental & physical health disabilities and sought rehabilitation in 2019 via international travel, AgroTourism, yoga & meditation. DeeDee returned to the United States to participate in a apprenticeship in Permaculture before Founding this innovative project in 2020. Today, she works alongside volunteers around the world for C.A.R.E. causes, building international farm partnerships, and supporting persons with disabilities as a Certified Peer Counselor.

Together, we’re building bridges, not walls.

Schedule a consultation with the Founder if you’re interested in partnership, contracting services, donating to or sponsoring an upcoming event or workshop.

Come and experience good vibes with C.A.R.E., as we explore the root to wellness.