This report shares findings from 380 responses to two well-being surveys among Spanish-speaking domestic workers in early 2025. It highlights concerning rates of poor psychological well-being and the unique stressors affecting this workforce.
Over 4 in 10 domestic workers reported poor psychological well-being in early 2025
In February 2025, 44% of respondents scored below the WHO-5 threshold for good well-being
That share increased to 47% in the May 2025 survey
These rates are consistent with 2024 findings, when 43% of workers reported poor psychological well-being
Financial strain, job insecurity, and workplace isolation continue to drive stress and poor mental health
Survey respondents included nannies, housecleaners, and home care workers, the majority of whom juggle multiple jobs and lack traditional workplace protections