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In mid-August 2021, when many at-risk Afghans evacuated to the United States, local organizations rallied to provide support.

Since arriving in Turlock from Syria in May 2016, Alnabolsi and his wife, Monira Alzin, have gone for walks around Donnelly Park and made themselves familiar with the city’s different stores. He’s passed his driving test, and the couple has gone sightseeing in San Francisco. So far, they’ve made a home for themselves here in the United States, but one thing is missing: their son.

GenR: LA raises over $3600 to provide transportation to ̽»¨¾«Ñ¡ clients in LA.

Warren, who grew up in a country where homosexuality is criminalized, knows what it’s like to hide who you are. After being granted asylum in the UK, he gave a new friend the courage to come out.

Bob Kitchen, the leader of the ̽»¨¾«Ñ¡'s COVID-19 response globally, explains how we are fighting the virus and what's at risk for the three countries he's most worried about.

Newly arrived Congolese client Chishimba Muyambo has brought his impressive painting skills to New Jersey.

In 2002, a Sudanese man and his family made the journey to Dallas, Texas. Today, we stand with him as he celebrates his newly appointed status as a citizen of the United States.

Olga Ngalula was a financial officer and local seamstress in the Democratic Republic of Congo before being forced to flee her country. Olga and her family were resettled in the United States in August of 2015 and began rebuilding their lives in the greater Atlanta area.