Who We Serve

Empowering Diverse Communities

Serving Newcomers Seeking Safety

AsylumWorks serves newcomers seeking safety from around the world. Our clients include asylum seekers, asylees, humanitarian parolees, Special Immigrant Visa Holders, and resettled refugees. Most of our clients learn about AsylumWorks through word of mouth. All of the individuals and families we serve qualify for services under federally funded refugee assistance programming.

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Meet Our Clients

Nabila

“When I got to the U.S., I didn’t know what to do. AsylumWorks was the first organization that helped me, took me by the hand, and showed me the way forward. Thank you for everything.”

Nadia

“I started with so many challenges, but so much has changed. Now, my family and I can do things we never thought possible. AsylumWorks creates miracles in people’s lives.”

Rahim

“When I first arrived in the U.S., I felt stuck. AsylumWorks became the bridge to my future. They gave me more than support–they gave me the knowledge and tools I needed to rebuild my life.”

Our Impact

From learning to navigate public transportation to reuniting with family—we celebrate every client victory as a meaningful step toward safety, stability, and self-sufficiency. After six months of services, AsylumWorks clients reported the following gains:

of clients reported good or improved mental health

reported increased or sufficient access to healthcare

reported increased or sufficient access to community resources

reported increased or sufficient social support in the U.S.

reported improved awareness of their legal rights and responsibilities

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“I started with so many challenges, but now so much has changed. Today, my family and I can do things we never thought possible. AsylumWorks creates miracles.”

– Noriaa refugee from Afghanistan

"Despite facing numerous challenges over the past year—from assistive technology delays to job rejections—Abeba, a visually impaired client from Eritrea, never lost hope. Her persistence finally paid off when she landed her dream job as a teacher in a school for the blind."

– NoriaRefugee from Afghanistan

“When I first arrived in the U.S., I felt stuck. AsylumWorks became the bridge to my future. They gave me more than support–they gave me the knowledge and tools I needed to rebuild my life. The impact you had on my life will live on forever."

– Asylee from Afghanistan

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