Project I See You
Parker, CO, United States
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Project I See You is a non-governmental organisation based in Parker, United States working on gender equality, education, employment & skills +2 more.
Project I See You is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit and women-powered movement based in Colorado. It works to help women take ownership of their lives and transform their communities. In Colorado it runs the Shared Power Initiative, which gives grants and support to women who are first-time homeowners, and Te Veo House in Denver, a home for women transitioning out of street life, sex trafficking and incarceration. In the Dominican Republic it works through Centro Te Veo in La Canita, a community center providing education, vocational training and community outreach, in partnership with the independent foundation Proyecto Te Veo. The organisation runs immersion trips, circles of peer support, and fundraising through captains and individual donors.
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Shared Power Initiative
Housing & Homelessness · United States
Provides grants and support to women in Colorado who are first-time homeowners, with cohort meetings, a resource guide and volunteer help with moving in.
Centro Te Veo
Education · Dominican Republic
Community center in La Canita, Dominican Republic, offering education, vocational and skills training, business development and community outreach to women.
Te Veo House
Housing & Homelessness · United States
Home in Denver for women transitioning off the street and out of sex trafficking and incarceration, run with Open Door Ministries.
Immersion Trips
Community development · Dominican Republic
Trips that bring participants to La Canita to work alongside Centro Te Veo and build long-term relationships with local women.
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Open Door Ministries, Turner Construction, Rocky Mountain Microfinance, The DuRae Scott McDonald Foundation
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