In 1976, eight Head Start mothers living west Denver founded what would become Mi Casa Resource Center. They did not have a name for it just then, but they had a clear vision of its purpose as a place for women who wanted more for themselves and their families. They sought a safe and supportive environment where women could complete their education and acquire new employment skills while their children received help and encouragement in school. By 1978, there was a name for this vision - Mi Casa Resource Center for Women.

We provide a variety of services focused on helping low-income families achieve economic success. While we target our services to Latinos in particular, we welcome everyone!

Click on the 'Our Programs' button on the left side of the screen to find more information about Mi Casa's business development, career training, and youth and family development programs. 

Yes! Mi Casa relies on volunteers and interns to help staff provide high-quality programs to our clients. Please take a look at our Volunteer page to read about some of the volunteer/internship positions currently available at Mi Casa.

Mi Casa Resource Center - Headquarters
Career and business development programs, Digital Connectors, administrative offices
360 Acoma St.
Denver, CO 80223
(303) 573-1302

Mi Casa Resource Center - Neighborhood Center
Out-of-school enrichment programs for youth
Lake Middle School
1820 Lowell Blvd.
Denver, CO 80204
(303) 571-1881

Mi Casa Resource Center - Southern Colorado Women's Business Center
Business programs in Pueblo and Colorado Springs
1249 E Routt Ave.
Pueblo, CO 81004
(719) 542-0091

Mi Casa does not provide financial assistance to help with property rental or down payments. However, financial literacy - managing money, understanding the financial system, home ownership, etc. - is an important topic of study in all three of Mi Casa's core program areas.

Mi Casa is not a shelter for the homeless or women in abusive relationships. We refer individuals to other organizations in the area that specialize in these types of services.

Mi Casa is not a legal organization and has no attorneys on staff. However, on the third Tuesday of each month, Mi Casa hosts Legal Night from 5:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. at 360 Acoma Street. Lawyers from the Colorado Lawyers Committee and the Denver Bar Association Young Lawyers Division come and meet with members of the public to answer their personal legal questions free of charge.

Attorneys meet with people on a first-come, first-served basis - so arrive early! 

Spanish-speaking attorneys are available.

Click here to view 2011 Legal Night dates.

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Our mission is to advance the economic success of Latino families, and while our programs target Latinos, Mi Casa programs are open to ALL PEOPLE, regardless of race, ethnicity, gender, religion, sexual orientation, etc. 

Explore our website for lots more information on Mi Casa's programs, ways you can support our work, and testimonials from Mi Casa graduates. Or call (303) 573-1302 and the receptionist will connect you with the appropriate Mi Casa staff person.