Migration & Refugee Services

What We Do

In this fiscal year,  5,700 refugees and refugee-eligible individuals were welcomed into Nevada. Catholic Charities of Southern Nevada is recognized on the federal level as the Nevada Office of Refugees, in addition to this, our agency is one of three local agencies to carry out resettlement services in the state of Nevada: Catholic Charities of Southern Nevada, ECDC African Community Center and Northern Nevada International Center.

Catholic Charities’ Migration and Refugee Services (MRS) helps refugees from all over the world rebuild their lives after they have been forced to leave their families, homes, and countries behind because of racial, religious, or political persecution, often fleeing for their life. Our goal is to help refugees become self-sufficient and lead independent lives as quickly as possible.

We serve refugees and other refugee-eligible populations such as: Asylees, Cuban Entrants, certified Victims of Trafficking, and Special Immigrant Visa (SIV) holders from Iraq and Afghanistan. We provide ongoing assistance to refugees for their first 5 years in starting their new life in America, eventually helping them become American citizens.

MRS Provides Service Such As:

  • Food, shelter and clothing
  • Health services
  • Cultural orientation
  • Case management
  • Employment services
  • Education
  • Citizenship classes

Did You Know?

  • During the last fiscal year:
    71% of the people we assisted come from Cuba
  • The top five nationalities that we currently welcome come from:
    Cuba, Afghanistan, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Syria and Guatemala
  • More than half of them are women and children

Get Involved

Our Migration and Refugee Services program needs support in the following ways:

  • If you would like to make a monetary donation towards our general resettlement needs, click here
  • Become a Youth Mentor to assist refugee youth ages 15-24 – to learn more here
  • Let us know if you have any rental property contacts to assist with housing needs

We are grateful for your willingness to support our clients as they work to start a new life here in Southern Nevada.

Eligibility To Become a Recipient

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If you would like to receive meals through our Meals on Wheels Program, please complete the application form below.

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Migration & Refugee Services

What We Do

In this fiscal year,  5,700 refugees and refugee-eligible individuals were welcomed into Nevada. Catholic Charities of Southern Nevada is recognized on the federal level as the Nevada Office of Refugees, in addition to this, our agency is one of three local agencies to carry out resettlement services in the state of Nevada: Catholic Charities of Southern Nevada, ECDC African Community Center and Northern Nevada International Center.

Catholic Charities’ Migration and Refugee Services (MRS) helps refugees from all over the world rebuild their lives after they have been forced to leave their families, homes, and countries behind because of racial, religious, or political persecution, often fleeing for their life. Our goal is to help refugees become self-sufficient and lead independent lives as quickly as possible.

We serve refugees and other refugee-eligible populations such as: Asylees, Cuban Entrants, certified Victims of Trafficking, and Special Immigrant Visa (SIV) holders from Iraq and Afghanistan. We provide ongoing assistance to refugees for their first 5 years in starting their new life in America, eventually helping them become American citizens.

MRS Provides Service Such As:

  • Food, shelter and clothing
  • Health services
  • Cultural orientation
  • Case management
  • Employment services
  • Education
  • Citizenship classes

Did You Know?

  • During the last fiscal year:
    71% of the people we assisted come from Cuba
  • The top five nationalities that we currently welcome come from:
    Cuba, Afghanistan, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Syria and Guatemala
  • More than half of them are women and children

Get Involved

Our Migration and Refugee Services program needs support in the following ways:

  • If you would like to make a monetary donation towards our general resettlement needs, click here
  • Become a Youth Mentor to assist refugee youth ages 15-24 – to learn more here
  • Let us know if you have any rental property contacts to assist with housing needs

We are grateful for your willingness to support our clients as they work to start a new life here in Southern Nevada.

Eligibility To Become a Recipient

More About This Service

Contact Us

Back to all

Programs in Adult Education Services

No items found.

Sign Up for the Meals on Wheels Program

If you would like to receive meals through our Meals on Wheels Program, please complete the application form below.

Please answer all questions on this referral application to be considered for the Meals On Wheels program.

Gallery

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