New American Pathways

A.L.I.V.E. (Advocacy, Leadership, Immigration, Voter Engagement)Program

A program that gives new Americans legal services, advocacy, leadership training and voter engagement. The legal help is low cost or free for refugees and immigrants.

Bright Futures After School ProgramProgram

A free afterschool program in four DeKalb County schools for refugee and immigrant students. It offers tutoring, homework help, enrichment, English development, parent school liaison help and a three-week summer program.

Civic Pathways Leadership ProgramProgram

An 8-month leadership program for new Americans. Members meet monthly to learn about civic engagement, community organizing, advocacy, government and policy. A new group starts each year.

Cuban-Haitian PC GAPProgram

Case management, outreach, intake, assessment, referrals and help applying for benefits for 90 days after enrolling. It does not give direct money help.

Economic Inclusion + Workforce DevelopmentProgram

Helps refugees and other new Americans get ready for work and build money skills. Services include job placement, skills training, work-based English and financial literacy education.

Education and YouthService

This program helps refugee youth stay on grade level, prepare for high school, and get support with school. It also offers help for parents and families, plus tutoring, care, and youth activities.

Employment ServicesService

Staff help with job placement and referrals for more training and support. It is for adult refugees, asylees, Cuban-Haitian entrants, Amerasians and SIV holders up to five years after arrival.

Family EmpowermentService

This program helps refugee parents build stronger skills and support for their children. It is for families who need extra help with parenting, work skills, and early learning support.