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This article in The Examiner News by Adam Stone reports reports. A coalition of Westchester community leaders and refugee support...

Refugee resettlement organizations speak out against this decision.  Meta description: Refugee resettlement organizations criticize the...

Westchester residents protest treatment of refugees and immigrants

Welcome to Neighbors for Refugees' new monthly newsletter. At Neighbors, we are pushing forward with our efforts to help refugee families...

This is the extraordinary story of Lima, Nopal, and their family, who were resettled in Pelham, New York through Neighbors for Refugees. Through Neighbors, this refugee family was able to be resettled in New York.

Trump’s First Days — What Happened and How to Fight Back

Understanding Recent Changes to Private Sponsorship Policy: Welcome.US

Over the past three years, Neighbors for Refugees has provided approximately $750,000 of assistance to new refugee families and families who are already in the U.S through our resettlement program and grants. In total, we’ve helped approximately 360 families (over 1,100 individuals).

Neighbors for Refugees is determined to welcome and support refugee families – both those soon-to-arrive and those who are already members of our communities – no matter what happens under the new Trump administration. Neighbors’ financial and volunteer support helps refugee families meet their many (and likely increasing) challenges: housing, food, learning English, employment, school enrollment, tutoring, navigating the health system, and the like.

As you can imagine, for anyone deeply involved in welcoming refugees to our country, we were surprised and saddened by the election results on November 5th. The incoming administration has expressed hostility to foreigners, and we expect the pipeline for entry into the U.S. for refugees will be severely curtailed, if not almost closed completely.