Refugee Family Assistance Program, Inc.
5405 Memorial Drive, Suite 101, Stone Mountain, 30083
(404) 296-8743
Refugee Family Assistance Program was started in 2006 by refugee mothers of children with special needs. It helps refugee and immigrant families in the Atlanta area. Help includes support for families with a disabled child, services for older refugee women, housing counseling, and job training for women.
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- Who they serve
- Families, Women with children, SeniorsFrom the description, not confirmed
What they offer 8
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Autism Spectrum and Other Developmental Disabilities ProgramProgram
Helps refugee families with a child who has a developmental disability connect with service providers. Staff help with case management, school advocacy, interpretation, and Medicaid waiver questions.
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Clarkston Relationship-Building GroupProgram
Brings people together through networking lunches, Black History Month events, and other activities. Programs include people with and without disabilities.
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Disability Services for Refugees (DSR)Program
Connects people with disabilities and their families to support services, medical care, special education, and housing. It also holds workshops on American disability laws.
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Dream Big ProgramProgram
Gives refugee women training in job skills and leadership. The program is funded by the Office of Refugee Resettlement.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 13
Homeownership for Refugees and ImmigrantsProgram
A HUD-approved housing counseling agency. It offers money skills, renting advice, homebuyer classes, and help to avoid foreclosure.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 13
Inclusive Communities for Developmental Disabilities Coalition (ICDDC)Program
A coalition working to improve home and community-based services in Georgia. It brings different groups together through advocacy, education, and teamwork.
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Refugee Elderly Women's Outreach Program (REWOP)Program
Serves low-income refugee women who are 60 or older. Help includes information and referrals, interpretation, health education, and case management.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 13
Volunteer OpportunitiesProgram
The organization invites people to give their time and skills as volunteers. The site does not say what the volunteer jobs are.
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