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URGENT: The government has halted all funding for recently arrived refugee families. Your support is needed now!
URGENT: The government has halted all funding for recently arrived refugee families. Your support is needed now!
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Olesia came to the United States with nothing but a small bag and her six-year-old daughter, Kira, in tow.
Experience the StoryEvery person has a story. We invite you to learn from the resilient people who have shared theirs with us.
Pedro* fled to the United States to escape persecution for speaking out against his home country's government. The former physics and economics professor now makes a living selling his art on the street.
See how Trúc Hổ and Diệu Quyên, once refugees to the U.S., retained close ties to their home country, and how they paid it forward when Afghan and Ukrainian refugees began arriving in 2021 and 2022.
Global Refuge and our affiliate Lutheran Family Services Rocky Mountains offer innovative gardening and yoga programs that help immigrants and refugees heal from trauma, strengthen their mental and physical health, and build community in a supportive environment.
See how James, a case manager at Global Refuge, is fostering a sense of belonging for newcomers, helping them find their footing, and ensuring they have the support they need to succeed.
See how one family from our partner agency Canopy NWA in Siloam Springs, Arkansas, welcomed a family from Rwanda and helped them navigate their new community with the support of a loving congregation and the blessing of true friendship.
After launching successful youth refugee soccer leagues in Denver, Thomas returned to Liberia to launch similar soccer programs for youth and remains committed to continuing his uplifting work for Liberia's youth in the face of challenges posed by COVID-19.
Asad opened Afghan Halal International Market, which not only serves as a grocery store but a place where all local refugees can connect and support each other as they adjust to life in the U.S.
Augustine, Aline, and their six children spent years in a refugee camp before being resettled in Fargo, North Dakota.
After fleeing Afghanistan in 2021, Khalis Noori dedicated himself to assisting fellow Afghans in the United States.
Samaritas, part of the Global Refuge network, is transforming lives in Southeast Michigan.
After fleeing their home in the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Matendo and his family spent seven years in a refugee camp in Malawi before coming to the U.S. through Global Refuge.
Hoa and Trinh escaped Vietnam in 1975 with their two young daughters and found safety in San Diego with the help of St. Andrews Lutheran Church and Global Refuge.