Nonprofit Management Services of Colorado

Project 1.27 is a faith-based organization in Aurora, CO, dedicated to supporting children and families in the Colorado foster care system since 2004. They focus on family preservation, kinship care, and foster care adoption, aiming to reduce the number of children entering foster care by providing resources and support to biological, kinship, foster, and adoptive families. Through recruiting and training foster families, equipping churches to serve families, and supporting families with various programs like FamiliesCare and ECHOFlex, Project 1.27 has impacted thousands of children and families, emphasizing the importance of caring for vulnerable children in nurturing, well-supported environments.Generated from the website

The Arc of Aurora is a non-profit organization based in Aurora, CO, dedicated to advocating for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. They offer individual advocacy and systems change advocacy, aiming to create a more inclusive and supportive community for those with disabilities. With a strong affiliation with The Arc of United States and The Arc of Colorado, The Arc of Aurora works towards promoting membership and encouraging people to get involved in their mission of bringing about positive change. Through their various programs and resources, they strive to empower individuals with disabilities and provide them with the support they need to thrive.Generated from the website

The THRIVE Center in Aurora, CO is a Community Parent Resource Center (CPRC) and Family-to-Family Health Information Center (F2F) that provides free services to families with children with disabilities in the Denver Metro area. They offer programs such as Project Independence, the 3 to 5 Project, and workshops on various topics related to special education and advocacy. With a focus on reaching under-served parents, the THRIVE Center aims to support families caring for children and youth with special health care needs, particularly those with complex needs and from diverse communities. Their qualified staff, who have first-hand experience and understanding of the challenges faced by these families, provide critical support and resources.Generated from the website