
Improved Quality of Life for an Empowered Latino Community

Improved
Quality of Life
for an Empowered
Latino Community
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your housing rights?
Want to learn about
your housing rights?
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a US citizen?
Need help with an
immigration matter?

Transforming Lives
Immigrants seeking to integrate into the United States often face social, economic, and political barriers that make it difficult to transition.
Our programs increase skills, knowledge, and civic engagement— helping foster security, stability, and a better sense of belonging while strengthening the community overall.
Since 2019:
369
Citizenship Students
434
Naturalized Citizens
2172
Legal Cases
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Get Involved
Help immigrant families become more secure, stable, and engaged in the community.
Join our efforts— consider available job, internship, volunteer, and pro bono opportunities.

Our Mission
For over 40 years, we have worked to foster the comprehensive development of the Latino population in the Washington DC area.
Direct
Services
Civic
Engagement
Grassroots
Empowerment
Human Rights
Advocacy

Impact Stories
Ready, Click, Advance
A large group of participants, the majority of which were women, attended four sessions of our workshop: Ready, Click, Advance. These sessions were designed to provide guidance on how to use one's phone to manage personal finances online. None of the participants had...
Victory in Advocacy
We would like to congratulate the tenants at 5000-5040 New Hampshire Ave for acting together to preserve their home! CARECEN’s Housing Program helped tenants of 5000-5040 New Hampshire exercise their Tenant’s Opportunity to Purchase Act (TOPA) rights. These buildings...
Jose Becomes a Citizen at 74
Jose came to the United States in 1991. He worked several jobs to support his family back in his native El Salvador and postponed applying for citizenship until his retirement. At the age of 74, Jose enrolled in the citizenship course offered at CARECEN. Because...
Covid-19 Update
The CARECEN offices are presently closed.
Learn how to access us during the pandemic crisis.

Our Podcast
Radio CARECEN DC seeks to amplify the voices of our community by sharing the latest news on migratory issues and related stories while promoting culture and local talent.
