Founded in 2016, Curandi transitioned to a public benefit 501c3 Section 509(a)(2) in April 2024. This new designation more closely aligns with its support for all local public institutions and providers of human and social services. Curandi helps an expanding network of Marion and Polk counties’ social service agencies improve care coordination, workflow, and client outcomes.

An effective human service system is seen as a valuable investment in a better future for all.

Curandi helps social service agencies improve accountability and client outcomes. We do this by fostering collaboration around shared goals, and by tracking, analyzing, and validating outcomes necessary for continuous improvement and sustainable business models.

People First: Strong human relationships are the foundation of healthy society.

Trust: Trust is the basis of collaboration and mutual support that is necessary to build enduring value for all. 

Inclusion: Everyone is best served when all are at the table and share a stake in the outcomes.

Adaptability: Systems evolve. The only sustainable path to meet complex community needs is to adapt.

Transparency: We share our knowledge to help all agencies, stakeholders, and  communities improve outcomes.