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Two Syrian refugee families from Turlock and two Afghan families from Modesto took time to get family portraits in their new home. Gazing at his family posing in an almond orchard, Adnan Alnabosi from Syria said, “I’m so happy to be in a safe place.”

Read the fourth installment of our Youth Voices, written by Edom Fissehaye, a recent graduate from Richland Collegiate High School.

The ̽����ѡ in Richmond staff is working remotely, while remaining in regular contact with our clients.

The ̽����ѡ in Boise seeks to improve refugee & immigrants' experiences of our services by better understanding complex U.S. and global Histories and adapting our services.

The ̽����ѡ in NY chatted with one client who is a mother figure for her younger sister. They both left Afghanistan in early fall with the hope to be safe. Their mother had passed away and they left behind their family members. The older sister made it a priority to concentrate on what she could change.

The goal of this brief report is to provide a succinct, “real-time” snapshot of the main economic challenges that families are facing, adaptations that ̽����ѡ programs are making, and the lessons that are emerging.

Nine people were attacked at a Boise, Idaho apartment complex housing refugee families over the weekend, including six children. The ̽����ѡ is supporting affected families and others in the community.