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Mi Casa taught me everything I needed to know to succeed in my new job. But perhaps the most important thing the staff at Mi Casa gave me is a renewed sense of confidence - they helped remind me that I am smart and capable of whatever I put my mind to.

Honestly, I wish I had come to Mi Casa so much sooner because I've learned more in a short time here than I did in 12 years of running my business.

Mi Casa has been there to help me determine what key areas I need to focus on and what areas I should pass off to my newly-hired manager, so I can continue to grow my business.

"Since my meeting with Mi Casa Resource Center in November, I have explored several government certifications. The City and County of Denver certifications have already helped us immensely."

I knew I was bettering myself and my life by taking this training. I really love my new job and I'm so grateful to Mi Casa for connecting me to these opportunities.

I've been able to successfully run my own business for 22 years using what I learned at Mi Casa.

"Not only did he [Daniel, Career Coach] help me fix my resume, he helped me have more confidence when I went to interviews."

Mi Casa helped open several doors for me, not just for a job but for a career. I've showed myself that I can do the best and I can be the best and I'm going to do it every day. And most importantly, I am a role model for my daughter.

"Participating in Mi Casa’s programs made me into a well-rounded, involved young person. It gave me fun and also educational experiences that I couldn’t have obtained on my own. I met adults that were great role models for me who helped me strive for more in my education and in my daily life."

“I learned a lot at Mi Casa,” says Briana, “but the most important thing was the confidence I gained.”

"Not only did I gain the confidence to talk to customers and clients, but now I’m also clearer on my future career path. I enjoyed the employer tours that Mi Casa took us on so I could see how banks and credit unions really work."

“When I told my supervisor I was going to start a business, he told me I had three things working against me: being female, young, and Latina,” says Jessica. “I told him wait and see – I’m going to make those things work for me instead of against me.”