UNC Refugee Wellness aspires to connect refugees and service providers, increase community capacity to provide services, and directly support refugees.
The most vulnerable refugees include at-risk women and girls, unaccompanied children + those with acute medical needs.
For these refugees, resettlement is a lifeline. Our fact sheet: https://t.co/zBftUsRG6z
On March 24 there will be a free workshop at the Orange County Public Library for teens, new adults and their loved ones dealing with substance abuse issues. Please register:
https://t.co/0uC4brlk8o
Thank you @TriComFdn for helping support our @UNCRefugeeWI program - your grant helps provide mental health and wellness support services for our newest #Triangle neighbors! #HelpingEveryoneThrive https://t.co/NPbSdl4fan
So glad to be able to participate in the Refugee Health Coalition meeting this afternoon where issues of affordable housing and food security were discussed and the impact that these issues have on the Refugee Population @OrangeHealthNC @piedmont_hlth
BREAKING: RCUSA Updated Refugee Arrivals Tracker. Only 1,172 refugees arrived to the US in the past two-weeks; 8,044 refugees arrived so far this fiscal year, this is nearly 10,000 refugees behind schedule. Join us asking the Administration #WhereRtheRefugees? #RefugeesWelcome
Refugees in Germany are being trained as mental health counsellors to offer psychological support to asylum seekers with similar backgrounds https://t.co/3KTClayZiN