Building Stable Communities

Because America currently has a shortage of in-home caregivers, we are dedicated to training and supporting people coming to this land to become caregivers so they can provide essential in-home care to the sick and elderly while here.

We’re training caregivers

✓ We find jobs

✓ We support housing

What if this was you?

We are committed to anti-racism and fighting discrimination, understanding and recognizing that different parts of the world experience issue in different ways.

We are here to help.

Refugee

Who is a refugee?

A refugee is someone who has been forced to flee his or her home because of war, violence or persecution, often without warning. They are unable to return home unless and until conditions in their native lands are safe for them again.

Immigrant

Who is an immigrant?

An immigrant is someone who makes a conscious decision to leave his or her home and move to a foreign country with the intention of settling there. Immigrants often go through a lengthy vetting process to immigrate to a new country. Many become lawful permanent residents and eventually citizens.

Asylum Seeker

Who is an asylum seeker?

Tens of thousands of children and families from Central America have fled extreme danger—murder, kidnapping, violence against women and forced recruitment by gangs. Those arriving at the U.S. border are being depicted as “illegal immigrants,” but in reality, crossing an international border for asylum is not illegal and an asylum seeker’s case must be heard, according to U.S. and international law.