Community Entry Services today officially launched its new name and brand identity: CareVi.
The rebrand reflects the organization’s evolution as a Wyoming leader in supporting people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and brain injuries. While the name is changing, the organization’s commitment to high-quality care, strong community relationships and helping people live vibrant, meaningful lives remains the same.
Executives said the previous Community Entry Services name no longer fully reflected the organization’s diverse services and growth strategies and often created confusion among families, partners and the broader community. The new CareVi brand provides a clearer identity that better represents both the care the organization provides and the vibrant lives of the people it serves.
“The board is excited about the future of CareVi and the opportunities this new brand creates,” said Hal Herron, board chair. “CareVi positions the organization to continue growing its impact, strengthening community partnerships and expanding support for the people and families we serve.”
Rooted in the belief that everyone deserves the opportunity to live a full and meaningful life, the name CareVi represents both care and vitality. “Care” reflects the compassion and person-centric support at the heart of the organization’s work, while “Vi” represents the vitality, potential and possibilities CareVi champions every day. The name is pronounced Care-VEE, rhyming with tree.
As part of the rebrand, the organization introduced a new website, CareViSupport.org, logo, and color palette reflecting the joy, purpose, and connection at the heart of its community.
“CareVi reflects who we are today and where we are headed in the future,” said Shawn Griffin, chief executive officer. “Our organization has grown because of our incredible team, our strong community relationships and our deep commitment to the people and families we serve. This new brand better tells that story.”
CareVi is a Wyoming-based top provider of support services for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities and brain injuries. CareVi delivers person-centered care and community-based supports that help individuals live meaningful, independent, and fulfilling lives. For more information about CareVi’s services, please visit www.CareViSupport.org.