Back to School, back to hope.

Will you care for refugee and immigrant kids this back-to-school season?

Refugee and immigrant children in the U.S. have fled war.

They’ve fled violence.

They’ve fled persecution.

This back-to-school season, their parents are not only helping them adjust to a new culture and language. They are helping

their children heal from trauma and loss.

With your support, World Relief comes alongside these families with the support they need to thrive.

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When you give today, you help kids like José, whose family fled Cuba in search of safety. Though physically safe, he struggled deeply to transition to a new country and culture.

José spent hours isolated in his room and had trouble expressing his emotions.

That’s when the generosity of people like you helped. José joined Hope Groups and found something he wasn’t expecting —- belonging. He also learned tools to manage his stress and care for his emotional wellbeing.

“Participating in this program helped me meet new people and have a space to talk about experiences, emotions, and perspectives — both my own and those of others. I had the opportunity to speak about feelings and things I don’t usually talk about at home.”

— José

This back-to-school season, José’s story reminds us that refugee and immigrant students need support to thrive.

They need people like you to help.

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