Refugee Resettlement

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Driving (weekly) – taking clients to various appointments. Most driving opportunities are weekdays in the morning or afternoon. Click the options below to let us know your availability. Checking in (once or twice a week for an hour or less, depending on needs of clients)– stopping by the family home to see how they are adjusting. This may include checking on food supplies, helping sort mail, checking on members to see if they have weather-appropriate clothing, helping as they learn to use various appliances (dishwasher, laundry, stove, etc.), and communicating any concerns or information to the caseworker. Going grocery shopping (once a week until clients feel confident) – taking the family grocery shopping as they learn this skill. KRM and St. Michael’s will provide funds until clients receive food assistance.

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Tutoring in English (once a week for an hour) – helping clients learn English. KRM will provide training for this. Taking clients on fun outings (once every other week or so) – helping clients learn about their new city, from an outing to a city park or Arboretum to a free concert or the special event at the public library. Setting up an apartment (one time, usually several hours on one day) – KRM will provide the apartment contents, and St. Michael’s will provide the labor and creativity as we transform an apartment into a welcoming home for newly-resettled families.

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