ARC Refugee & Immigrant Resettlement Program
Thursday May 23, 2013
Thursday May 23, 2013
Program Origin
The Refugee & Immigrant Resettle- ment Program was begun in 1975 as a Point of Entry to help Southeast Asians resettle in the community at the end of the Vietnam War.
Refugee & Immigrant Resettlement remains a core program at ARC and has expanded to keep current with demographic changes in greater Danbury. For the last 3 years, the program has assisted over 6,000 refugees & immigrants in the resettlement process.
Blue Ribbon Commission Outreach Task Force
An all Volunteer group
extending hospitality and
heartfelt acceptance
Current Projects:
Coffee and Care Kits:
Volunteers meet Friday mornings (rain or shine!) to share coffee or bottled water with gentlemen seeking work at Kennedy Park. Volunteers also distribute "Care Kits" which consist of 4 items: gloves for work, winter hats, socks and/or personal hygiene products.
Employment Workshops:
Volunteers conduct inter-active work- shops to teach basic English and help immigrants enrich employment skills.
If you're interested in being a
Blue Ribbon Volunteer
Contact ARC's Executive Director:
Rev. Leopold at 203-792-9450
How You Can Help with "Comida" Fridays
In July 2010, ARC's Blue Ribbon started Comida Fridays for persons who are unemployed are given rice, beans, and other dry food supplies.
So far, Comida Fridays indicate we need about 400 pounds of rice, 300 pounds of
beans, and 150 cans each of fruit, tuna
and vegetables ~ per month.
By the end of the month, the "cupboard is bare." So: If you, your congregation, your business, or small group can donate dry food items,
Please contact:
Jo Gabriele at ARC: 203-792-9450
You are here
Acción Diferida para
jóvenes
indocumentados
Organizado por
CT Students for a Dream &
the Association of Religious
Communities (ARC)
¿ Que signigica esto?
¿Como calificar?
¿Como applicar?
¿Qué cocumentos se
necesitan?
¡Venga y mantenganse
informado!
En Aug 15th, la política de acción diferida para los jóvenes
inmigrantes se abrió. Los estudiantes indocumentados
pueden ahora solicitar permisos de trabajo y por un alivio
de deporation.
Habrán abogados disponibles para responder preguntas.
¡Venga a informarse antes de solicitar!
Para obtener más información, póngase en contacto con nosotros:
info@ct4adream.org & www.ct4adream.org
Camila Bortolleto (English/Portuguese) (203) 203-482-7340
CT Students for a DREAM es una organización estatal que busca capacitar a los estudiantes indocumentados y sus familias mediante la promoción de sus derechos y la sensibilización acerca de los problemas que enfrentan.
Lunes, 10 de septiembre
7:00-8:30pm
ARC
2 Crosby Street
Danbury, CT
Ação Diferida Para
Jovens
Indocumentados
Organizado por
CT Students for a Dream &
the Association of Religious
Communities (ARC)
O que isso signigica?
Como se qualificar?
Como se inscrever?
Quasis são os documentos
necessários?
Venha e fique
informado!
Em Aug 15th, a política de ação deferida para os jovens
imigrante abriu. Estudantes indocumentados podem agora
aplicar para licenças de trabalho e alívio deporation
Temos advogados disponíveis para responder a perguntas.
Vêm se informar antes de aplicar!
Para mais informações contacte-nos:
info@ct4adream.org & www.ct4adream.org
Camila Bortolleto (English/Portuguese) (203) 203-482-7340
Os alunos do CT para um Sonho (C4D) é uma organização
estadual que busca capacitar estudantes indocumentados e suas famílias, defendendo seus
direitos
e de conscientização sobre problemas que eles enfrentam.
Lunes, 10 de septiembre
7:00-8:30pm
ARC
2 Crosby Street
Danbury, CT
