Casa Latina

Mission

Casa Latina advances the power and well-being of Latino immigrants through employment, education, and community organizing. Our vision is that the Latino community participates fully in the economy and democracy of this country. 

About

Founded in 1994, Casa Latina has been a vital resource for the Seattle Latino community for more than 31 years, advancing dignity, opportunity, and justice for immigrant workers and their families.

Casa Latina is unique in combining direct services with community organizing to address both immediate needs and the root causes of inequity. Through this dual approach, we support members while building collective power for long-term systemic change.

Our Day Worker Center, Education, and Leadership & Community Organizing programs provide training, resources, and support that strengthen members’ skills, leadership, and economic stability. Since 2014, more than 54,000 jobs have been facilitated through Casa Latina’s member-led worker center—creating access to fair and reliable work opportunities.

Led by immigrant workers themselves, Casa Latina organizes at the city, state, and national levels to advance policies and conditions that improve the lives of immigrant communities and strengthen worker justice.

Support immigrant workers in a direct way.

Live in North/Central King County? Hire Casa Latina members for yard work, house cleaning, moving projects, and more. Members are skilled, trained, and 100% of your payment goes directly to the member hired. You provide the tools and vision—we connect you with a skilled member ready to support your home projects.

Hiring a Casa Latina member supports fair pay, access to work, and economic stability for immigrant workers and their families.

Hire a Casa Latina Member Today

2025 Highlights:

-- Dispatched over 4,293 jobs for our members with an average hourly pay rate of $34.82. 

-- 5,424 contact hours of in-person English instruction. 

--  Over 420 Casa Latina members served. 

-- 366 participants in ESL (English as a Second Language) Classes.

-- 111 participants in our Digital Literacy & Navigation program.

-- 78 ‘Mujeres Sin Fronteras’ workshops hosted for our community of 209+ members.  

-- 60 Gender-Based Violence Prevention Workshops.

-- 217 new Casa Latina members welcomed.

-- 50K hire a worker, flyers distributed to communities in King County.

Your investment in our community helps provide hard-working domestic and day workers opportunities for capacity development, job experiences with better pay and working conditions, and tools for Casa Latina members to grow as community leaders. 

Thanks for all you do. 💛