Refugee Welcome Network, Washington County Council of Churches | Washington County Council of Churches
Eligibility
Must have some type of humanitarian immigration status (or a credible claim to qualify for asylum) and a legal pathway to lawful US permanent resident status or other long-term/indefinite status, lived in US for less than 2 years and not be a US citizen or own a home, be a resident of Washington County.
Required documents
Immigration papers and ID, interview with Refugee Welcome Network volunteer.
Application process
Email or visit the website.
Service area
Washington County, MD
Other Information
Substance Use - Service Type
Information and Referral
Age Group
Adults (31-54)
Older Adults (55+)
Young Adults (20-30)
Payment Options
Free or no-cost care
Mental Health - Service Type
Information and Referral
Description
Connects refugees to housing, household goods, and community resources; including English lessons, employment opportunities, food and clothing, school enrollment, medical care, and more.
Refugee Support Center
Providing organization
Washington County Council of Churches
Coalition of faith community partners in Washington County.