by Kyle Dyer | Jul 10, 2019 | Catholic, Colorado, community, evangelization, faith, families, FOCUS, love, Mother Cabrini Shrine, News, non-profit, Pray, Stories, storytelling
Mother Cabrini Shrine is a one-of-a-kind place in Colorado where people visit daily to experience peace and comfort. People from all over the state.. and the world.. come to hike, pray and reflect and in doing so, become a bit closer to God and experience his loving...
by Kyle Dyer | Jul 8, 2019 | Colorado, community, domestic violence, education, employment, empowering, families, homeless, News, recovery, second chances, social enterprise, Stories, storytelling, support, supporting women, survivors, women, Women's Bean Project
Women’s Bean Project is a social enterprise that employs women who have struggled for far too long to find and retain steady and meaningful work. During 6-9 month program, each woman earns a steady paycheck while creating and preparing food mixes, soups, spice...
by Kyle Dyer | Nov 7, 2018 | cancer, cancer research, Colorado, community, CU Cancer Center, education, Health, health care, News, research, Stories, survivors, University of Colorado
“It’s the best time in cancer medicine since I became a doctor 20 years ago.” Virginia Borges, MD says that when referring to the a national research study the University of Colorado Cancer Center and its clinical partners at UCHealth have joined....
by Kyle Dyer | Oct 30, 2018 | affordable housing, Colorado, community, empowering, families, housing for families, News, Stories, support
“Since I was 15 years old, it’s just been a rollercoaster for me. I started hanging out with the wrong people unfortunately, and got into the wrong stuff. ” That was then. This is now: “I’m so excited to back to life. I plan on going...
by Kyle Dyer | Oct 22, 2018 | Colorado, community, developmental disabilities, education, empowering, families, history, intellectual disabilities, learning, News, non-profit, Stories, support, supported employment, teaching
In 1998, a group of families got together to talk about what’s next for their adult children with developmental and intellectual disabilities. They had all graduated from the public school system and needed services and supports that were engaging. That is when...
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