Provides case management services, connects newcomers with community volunteers and organizations, and assists with various resettlement tasks, including housing, education, employment, healthcare, and cultural adaptation.

Provides administrative services, translation and interpretive services, referrals, transportation services, and a free computer lab for community use. In addition, this program currently supports the Direct Services Program in which community members work with volunteers to fill out human services paperwork, study for the GED, TOEFL, and Citizenship exams, fill out college applications, and work on summer-school homework. Free citizenship test study materials are provided to the students. They also invite USCIS officials to their classes for a Naturalization & Citizenship Information Session about the naturalization process, the naturalization test and right and responsibilities of U.S. Citizenship.

Offers assistance designed to address post-migration living difficulties, including locating housing, employment, child care, transportation, and access to community resources. The program includes assessment of needs, connection to resources, and case management.