Developing relationships with families to see the Chirilagua neighborhood transformed by Christ.
Developing relationships with families to see the Chirilagua neighborhood transformed by Christ.
WELCOME | BIENVENIDOS
Our word for May is Regenerational
About Casa Chirilagua
We are a community of people “learning together to love our neighbors as ourselves” in a Latino neighborhood in Alexandria, Virginia. As a faith-based Christian 501(c)(3) non-profit with a small staff and over 100 volunteers, we serve alongside more than 100 families and their children (1st-12th grades) each week through our community programs.
Explore Our Programs
Elementary
Casa is creating space for our community to shape its youngest members into its future leaders. We provide programs for 1st–5th grade students to hone their academic skills, improve confidence, and find an accepting community where they belong.
Youth
With Teens Club and Casa to College, Casa is providing 6th–12th grade students social and developmental support through group classes, tutoring, experience and exposure field trips, Bible studies, and college preparation.
Mentoring
Our community-based mentoring program matches students enrolled in Casa programs with a caring adult mentor for a minimum of one year. Transforming two lives through one mentor relationship!
Local Leaders
Local Leaders are college-age young adults from the community hired to run our afterschool programs while receiving part-time job experience, professional development and training, professional mentoring, and support for continuing education.
Adults
Casa Chirilagua’s family strengthening programming provides families with safe spaces to engage in community dialogue, share achievements, strengthen parent/child communication, and serve in a leadership capacity to promote the well-being of the family.
Emergency Relief
Our deep roots in the community have positioned us to respond to the needs of the community quickly and effectively. We invite you to join us and be a part of our food distributions and rent & utility relief efforts.
Read our Most Recent Stories
A Place for All
“How would you describe Casa Chirilagua in one word?” This is the question I posed to...
Reconciliation in the Midst of Crisis
Last year’s Spring2ACTion was an event like none of the other’s I had participated in before. Due...
Getting Rooted
“Elisa, would you, la chica, and Anthony like to go on a socially-distant walk with me?” I...