The Latest
-
A Mother’s Story: Valentina
Across the country, refugee mothers are working every day to create safe, stable lives for their families in a place they’re just beginning to call home. Even as fewer new families are arriving in the U.S., the mothers already here continue to navigate daily challenges—finding work, securing housing, enrolling children in school—all while adjusting to life in a new culture. For Valentina,* seeing her daughter safe, happy, and thriving in the U.S. makes every hardship along the way feel worth it.
Read More -
Fostering Joy: Misti and Megan’s Story
In a time of immense uncertainty for refugees and other immigrants in communities across the country, many supporters of the work of welcome are stepping forward to do what they can—whether it’s donating money, volunteering their time, speaking out in support, or, as Global Refuge supporters Misti and Megan did, opening their hearts and home to foster one of the thousands of children who migrate to the U.S. alone each year.
Read More -
A Mother’s Story: Marie
For Marie*, being a mother means making tough decisions and always finding a way forward, even when nothing seems certain. It’s that determination that drove her to flee the only home she’d ever known in search of safety for her daughter.
Read More -
Tomas’ Story: Building a Bright Future and a Healthy Home
In a remote village in Guatemala, Tomas is building a new future for himself and his family—without having to leave home.
Read More -
A Mother’s Story: Maria
With the assistance provided through Camino a Casa, Maria was able to enroll in a vocational institute to pursue a career in cosmetology. This opportunity has given her a newfound sense of confidence and drive to become financially independent and successful. Camino a Casa has also been able to offer Maria therapeutic support as she copes with the separation from her husband, raises her son, gains her independence, and figures out a plan forward.
Read More