Case managers welcome and give each refugee a comprehensive cultural and programmatic orientation to life in the United States and specifically in our community.

Staff provide services including the Match Grant program and Refugee Social Services to better equip newly arrived refugees with the tools they need to become self-sufficient.

Case managers support refugees with special needs for their self-sufficiency and integration into new communities; including special programs for those from Afghanistan and Ukraine.

Our accredited Department of Justice representatives provide affordable access to immigration legal services in order to assist our clients as they prepare to adjust their immigration status among other things.

Staff assist refugees in becoming economically self-sufficient, help refugee communities in developing capital resources, and assist refugees in developing credit history and improving credit scores.

Refugee Youth Empowerment (RYE) staff help refugee youth overcome economic, social, financial, and psychological barriers to access higher education, utilizing peer mentors to reach long-term economic self-sufficiency.

Support Teams are a partnership with our community with the goal of to assisting refugees in becoming self-sufficient as quickly and thoroughly as possible.

Through our outreach efforts, which include public discussion forums, seminars and presentations, we provide ongoing updates on refugee-related matters and advocate for the refugee community.