News from Tucson, AZ

Husband and wife, Adnan and Roshin Jabo, discuss their reunification and how their family established home in Tucson.

For Egide and Anezi, growing fresh produce and cooking healthy meals go hand in hand. Last week, they shared traditional Burundian meals to the Milagro Cohousing Community.

Please stand with us and urge your elected officials to fight for refugees.

For many refugees, resettlement in the U.S. means that for the first time, they have a safe place they can call home. The IRC’s partnerships with local apartment communities help make “home” a reality.

Learning English side-by-side with their children, these women are empowered to take positive steps towards self-sufficiency.

IRC recently chose 10 courageous “Champions for Refugees” who have shown their support for the record 65 million-plus people currently displaced around the world, and inspired others to do the same. Here in Tucson, we sincerely thank and honor our local partners and supporters for standing with refugees.

Securing a job is a resettlement milestone for many refugees. Learn how community support and the IRC’s Employment Program help refugees reach this milestone.

How you can help refugees at this critical moment.

We need your help with an impending Executive Order that could severely limit the number of refugees coming into our country.

Through a grant awarded by the Arizona Department of Economic Security, the IRC in Tucson launches an On-the-Job Training and Employment Incentive Project designed to assist refugees who arrive in Tucson with significant barriers towards self-sufficiency.