Refugees & Asylees

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This project strives to help eligible Emergency Aid to Elders, Disabled and Children (EAEDC) recipients attain U.S. citizenship.

The Program to Enhance Elder Refugee Services (PEERS) links refugees to elder services in their communities through collaborations between elder service and community-based refugee service organizations.

ORI offers a portfolio of health programs for refugees, including health assessments for new arrivals, eight months of MassHealth medical insurance coverage for the newest refugees and a small program of preventive health education and assistance.

The grants support tutoring, parent outreach and other support services.

ORI provides funding and technical assistance to grassroots refugee community organizations.

A coalition of refugee community organizations that help refugee newcomers to understand and navigate the systems that are part of everyday life

The URMP takes responsibility for refugee children who arrive in the U.S. with no parent or guardian.

This project strives to assist clients to become employed as early as possible after enrollment in Refugee Employment Services and to provide employed clients with post-placement support services that facilitate the achievement of financial stability.