Project 1.27

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14000 E Jewell Ave
Aurora, CO 80012
https://www.project127.org

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.

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