Care Warriors Tutoring and Life Skills Training 

Care Warriors focuses on serving at-risk individuals and people with disabilities of a all ages. Our purpose is to provide encouragement, tutoring and training to individuals to promote self-confidence, self- awareness, job readiness, and community involvement. The goals of Care Warriors are to help individuals:


  • Acclimate to a variety of work environments.
  • Increase self-awareness and confidence with problem solving, resolution, and self- advocacy skills independently.
  • Become more aware of what he or she wants in terms of independence and dependence.
  • Truly feel that everyone plays a vital role of the community and their voices are heard.

Raeme Bosquez-Greer

(210) 844-5988

raeme@carewarriorsinc.org

Raeme Bosquez-Greer

Raeme Bosquez-Greer is the CEO and Founder of Care Warriors, Inc. Raeme began her journey working with individuals with different needs when she was a teenager. She witnessed students with different needs being bullied and having to eat lunch later and separate from other students. This led her to become a volunteer and strong advocate and found her purpose in life.


Raeme began working and managing group homes with individuals who had a diagnosis of Autism and other differences. Her three homes had a stage 1, 2, 3 of different levels of needs. During college, Raeme did a 6-month internship in a state psychiatric hospital under a psychiatrist that took her under his wing.


After decades of working in a vocational setting by placing and training individuals in the real world of work, Raeme decided to open her own nonprofit organization that covers all her experiences under one umbrella. 

Care Warriors, Inc. has an ongoing contract with a state agency where referrals are received. We also accept stipends for services and offer the following: Pre-employment • Employment placement • Art therapy • Life skills • Coping skills • Time management skills. Care Warriors, Inc. has 25 seasoned and dedicated employees. All employees take required state training and pass a background check.