Having fled poverty, persecution, and war, refugees, asylees, and other immigrants often arrive in the United States with high hopes of building a better life for themselves and their children.

Upon arrival and even after several months or years, however, many immigrants continue to face a staggering number of challenges as they seek to rebuild their lives. Not only do some families have many tangible needs to meet, such as housing, transportation, employment, and health care, but they also face a number of intangible challenges as they learn to navigate a foreign culture, far away from their friends and family. Many struggle with feelings of isolation, despair, anxiety and depression.

World Relief’s extended Case Management program is designed to help individuals overcome these barriers so they can not only survive, but thrive, in their new home.

Serving Clients for Over 40 Years

For over 40 years, we’ve been providing case management support to refugees and, most recently, other immigrants in vulnerable situations across our communities. Our extended case management team partners with clients to set goals, assess strengths, tackle challenges and connect clients with local resources to help them overcome barriers.

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“I would like to extend my gratitude to you, the great people who have supported me so much during my most challenging times. I appreciate it so much. You have helped me become an independent and self-reliant woman.”

- Selena, WR Client