Tibetan Village Project (TVP) is a Colorado-based nonprofit organization that envisions thriving communities on the Tibetan plateau by promoting education and entrepreneurship as a vehicle to address social and environmental challenges.
We are an educational based non-profit organization in Castle Rock, Colorado. We use robotics in partnerships with school districts to help further develop the interest of students and teachers in grades k-20 in science, technology, engineering, the arts, and mathematics (STEAM).
The goal of the Baby Girl Project is to provide an education for children, especially girls, who would otherwise not receive an education in the Masai Mara region of Kenya, Africa.
Now in our 25th season, we have grown into a 200+ member organization that continues to offer outstanding music education in vocal technique, music theory, music history, sight reading, choral artistry and performance style. The children are united through the study and performance of great choral music and discover that music can be a bridge to understanding. The training also instills the importance of hard work, dedication, commitment, responsibility and integrity.
The Castle Rock Chamber partners with more than 600 member business organizations and their 15,000+ employees to support local business, promote our community and cultivate a vibrant economy. Chamber partners include business of every size, industry and neighborhoods across the county and region.
The Colorado Health Care Association and Center for Assisted Living (CHCA/CCAL) was founded in 1955 to serve as a spokesman for the long term care community and frail elderly and disabled they serve.
CHCA believes that the health care system has a responsibility to meet the physical and psychological needs of the long-term care resident in a resident centered and cost-effective manner. Our purpose is to work with our members to continually striving to achieve a higher quality of care and an enhanced quality of life.
As the nation’s largest association of long term and post-acute care providers, AHCA advocates for quality care and services for frail, elderly, and disabled Americans. Our members provide essential care to approximately one million individuals in 12,000 not-for-profit and proprietary member facilities.
AHCA represents the long term care community to the nation at large- to government, business leaders, and the general public. WE serve as a force for change, providing information, education, and administrative tools that enhance quality at every level.
