refugee resettlement

United Religious Community of St. Joseph County says it will stop helping new refugees resettle in Michiana because the Trump Administration will only allow white South Afrikaners into the country, but so many more are in need.

The Trump executive order costs Catholic Charities of Fort Wayne-South Bend about $1 million in federal funding to help war refugees resettle.

The United Religious Community of St. Joseph County since 2021 has helped more than 300 refugees, mostly from Afghanistan and Ukraine, resettle in St. Joseph and Elkhart counties.

The exhibit uses text and photos to tell the stories of 12 people who have sought refuge in Michiana from persecution in other countries

Resettlement efforts at Camp Atterbury are nearing the home stretch, but likely won't be finished by the time Gov. Eric Holcomb had hoped.About 2,500…

St. Joseph County will soon be the home for up to 60 resettled Afghan refugees, and several local nonprofits are collaborating to help them settle in.Last…

Team Rubicon is asking for donations of winter boots and shoes heading into the holiday season. The veteran-led nonprofit has been helping coordinate…

Indianapolis’s Immigrant Welcome Center wants to help guide Hoosiers on the best ways to support Afghan refugees as they resettle across the…

More than 50,000 Afghan evacuees are temporarily housed at U.S. military bases, where they’re undergoing health and safety checks before being settled…

Nearly 400 Afghan evacuees arrived at Camp Atterbury over the weekend. 150 were expected to arrive Thursday, and another 100-plus are expected in the next…