Te Veo House
In collaboration with Open Door Ministries, Te Veo House helps women in crisis receive short-term, transitional housing to get back on their feet.
Te Veo House
In collaboration with Open Door Ministries, Te Veo House helps women in crisis receive short-term, transitional housing to get back on their feet.
A Safe Space
In 2019, Project I See You raised funds to remodel a stately, historic home in Central Denver to become a new lifeline for women coming off the street and out of incarceration or sex trafficking. In keeping with our work in the Dominican Republic, the house was named, Te Veo, which means “I see you” in Spanish.
Our Impact
When a woman moves into Te Veo House, she is given the opportunity to rest and take steps toward recovery and restoration, while focusing on finding long-term, sustainable housing. A woman’s stay with Te Veo can last anywhere from one day up to six months.
Residents of Te Veo House are supported by Project I See You with home-cooked meals, programming focused on health and wholeness, and intentional events throughout the year.
The Butterfly
Teo Veo House has adopted the symbol of the butterfly to represent the transformation that women go through as residents of the home.
In collaboration with Open Door Ministries, we meet women where they’re at to provide a sanctuary for healing to take place. We help them rediscover their worth and to see themselves as God sees them.
Join us as we support women in this transformation!
Project I See You is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization and women-powered movement that exists to see women take ownership of their lives.
