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Across the world, 50,000 people are forced to flee their homes each day as a result of conflict and oppression. Over half of these refugees are children.
Houston is one of the country’s leading cities in refugee resettlement, but resources to get refugees started in their new lives are limited. Settling into a new home can be very difficult, particularly for young people and those who have suffered trauma in their early lives. That’s where Amaanah steps in to help, with services that assist with education, healthcare and overall wellbeing. We need your help to support your new neighbors.
This is your opportunity to learn more about a rewarding career in law enforcement and public service.
The mental health challenges faced by refugees are often overlooked issues in the resettlement journey.
Amaanah Refugee Services is delighted to announce that Ahmad Alaswad has been appointed as the organization’s new Executive Director.
Meet our newest committee member.
Christina Degbo manages two important programs for Amaanah, the Teach 360 Program and Women's Empowerment
Michelle joined the Amaanah team just a few months ago, and is already hard at work raising funds to deliver our programs.
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