Womens Bean Project

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3201 Curtis St
Denver, CO 80205
+1 (303) 292-1919
http://www.womensbeanproject.com

Women's Bean Project is a social enterprise based in Denver, CO that provides transitional employment and job readiness training for women facing barriers to employment. Through the production and sale of gourmet food products, the organization aims to empower women to break the cycle of poverty and unemployment.

By offering a supportive work environment and comprehensive skill-building programs, Women's Bean Project helps women develop the confidence and skills needed to secure long-term employment and achieve financial independence.

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