Refugees

ORR provides time-limited cash and medical assistance to new arrivals, as well as support for case management services, English as a Foreign Language classes, and job readiness and employment services – all designed to facilitate refugees’ successful transition to life in the U.S. and help them to attain self-sufficiency.

ORR supports additional programs to serve all eligible populations beyond the first eight months post-arrival, including micro-enterprise development, ethnic community self-help and agricultural partnerships. In addition, ORR provides services for survivors of torture.

View status and documentation requirements for ORR programs.

ORR’s resettlement programs fall under the following topics:

Core Services | Health | Employment/Economic Development | Integration | Unaccompanied Refugee Minors

	Core Services Refugee Social Services Targeted Assistance Cash and Medical Assistance Wilson/Fish State Programs Coordinated Placement Cuban/Haitian Entrants School Impact (RSIG) Preferred Communities
	Health Refugee Health Overview Health Promotion Health Insurance Emotional Wellness Services for Survivors of Torture
	Employment/Economic Development Microenterprise Development Refugee Family Child Care Individual Development Accounts (IDA) Matching Grant
	Integration Refugee Agricultural Partnership Program (RAPP) Ethnic Community Self Help Services to Older Refugees (Elder)
	Unaccompanied Refugee Minors URM Overview

Refugee Arrival Data View U.S. resettlement tallies by state of resettlement and country of origin by fiscal year.