A Path Toward the Future

We provide a continuum of services that supports new Americans on their individual pathways from arrival through citizenship.
We focus on key milestones along the pathway that build on one another and contribute to long-term success.

96%

of all the families we resettle are self-sufficient after 180 days

189

refugee youth are served in our afterschool programs each year

99%

of clients’ citizenship applications are approved

New American Pathways is an Atlanta based nonprofit with the mission of helping refugees and Georgia Thrive

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June Newsletter

A Pathway to Thriving

A Pathway to Thriving

For nearly a decade now, New American Pathways has been making a real difference in the lives of tens of thousands of refugees and immigrants. As we gear up to celebrate our tenth anniversary, I want to take the time to look back on our inception, the creation of the Pathway model, and highlight our […]
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New American Voices

New American Voices

The Women’s Economic Empowerment (WEE) Program provides refugee and immigrant women with education and support to build financial stability, economic empowerment, and self-sufficiency. Through a comprehensive approach encompassing courses and support programs, participants can cultivate financial literacy, build English fluency, and develop goal-setting skills. There are opportunities to build credit and achieve career growth, and […]
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A Career Change To Help Others

A Career Change To Help Others

My name is Kyryll Levterov and I’m the Ukrainian Program Outreach Manager at New American Pathways. My job is to facilitate communication between our organization and the Ukrainian community. This involves talking to families and individuals who are still in Ukraine as well as those who are already here in Georgia. I help spread the […]
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A Reflection On 2023

A Reflection On 2023

As we celebrate the Thanksgiving holiday, it’s the perfect time to reflect on our year and recount the many reasons we are grateful. We’ve welcomed more than 1,500 arrivals to Atlanta over the past 12 months. These include refugees and humanitarian entrants from Afghanistan, Ukraine, Haiti, Cuba, Venezuela, Burma, Syria, Somalia, South Sudan, Ethiopia, and […]