Supporting Refugees and Immigrants in the Capital Region
  • Welcome
    • The Website Team
    • Local Organizations
    • Roundtable Meetings
    • Contact
  • How to Help
    • Volunteer
    • Donate
  • Basic Needs
    • General Support
    • Food
    • Clothing
    • Housing/Houseware
    • Childcare
  • EDUCATION
    • General Resources
    • Pre-K - 12
    • Adult Education
    • English Language Classes
  • Health
    • General Resources
    • Family Care Physicians
    • Pediatric Care Physicians
    • Women's Health
    • Dental Care
  • Legal
  • Welcome
    • The Website Team
    • Local Organizations
    • Roundtable Meetings
    • Contact
  • How to Help
    • Volunteer
    • Donate
  • Basic Needs
    • General Support
    • Food
    • Clothing
    • Housing/Houseware
    • Childcare
  • EDUCATION
    • General Resources
    • Pre-K - 12
    • Adult Education
    • English Language Classes
  • Health
    • General Resources
    • Family Care Physicians
    • Pediatric Care Physicians
    • Women's Health
    • Dental Care
  • Legal
Welcome
The Capital Region of New York has a strong tradition of welcoming people from all over the world with numerous organizations providing services and support to newly-arrived immigrants and refugees. 

This website is just the beginning of exploring the incredible programs that are constantly being offered to the Capital Region’s immigrant community and those that support them. On this website, you’ll find:

  • Information on organizations and resources that provide various types of support and opportunities to help newcomers on their path to self-sufficiency and success
  • Ways to support refugee and immigrants through volunteering and donations
  • Definitions and descriptions of things that relate to refugees and immigrants as well as answers to other frequently asked questions

For quick "Know Your Rights and Know Your Resources" information, visit New York State's Office of New Americans website. You'll also find there 1) a federal action reporting form to share information about federal government action in New York State and 2) the anonymous New Americans Hotline (1-800-566-7636) to, among other things, receive referrals to free legal help and immigrant services and programs.
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