From One to Another
Above: Jasmin (right) fled his native Bosnia in 1993. In 1999, he began working at Elite Flooring in Norcross. Now, as warehouse manager, he is able to help hire other […]
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May Volunteers of the Month: The Atlanta Havurah
A group of Jewish families from all different congregations and communities has broken the mold of traditional co-sponsorship. The group calls themselves “The Atlanta Havurah.” Havurah is the Jewish word
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Breaking Bread Together
We hope we started a few ripples last week at our annual spring luncheon, Breaking Bread Together. Hosted at the Solarium in Decatur on April 14th, Breaking Bread had two
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April Volunteer of the Month: Hadley Standring
Our Volunteer of the Month, Hadley Standring, is a Master of Social Work (MSW) candidate at the University of Georgia (UGA). She started her service in August 2015 and is
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March Volunteers of the Month: Oak Grove United Methodist Church
In the 11 years Oak Grove United Methodist Church (OGUMC) has been serving alongside New American Pathways, their dedicated congregation has helped to welcome 16 refugee families to Atlanta through co-sponsorship.
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From Fear to Friendship
Hadley Standring is the current Masters of Social Work (MSW) Intern at New American Pathways, serving with the Resettlement and Resource Navigation and Communications Departments. In Early 2015, she began
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Reflections of Grace, In Service
Mariam “Grace” Miner is the New American Pathways English at Home AmeriCorps Service Member. She helps ensure successful matches between volunteer tutors and new Americans, provides training and materials for
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February Volunteers of the Month: Sharon and Bob Bell
For the past 10 years, Sharon Bell has volunteered with New American Pathways’ Education and Youth Program. She started with Refugee Family Services (RFS) as a homework tutor, primarily for
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A Gift for Singla
She moved to the U.S. at 61 years of age to start a new life with her family, after living in a refugee camp for 23 years. She cannot read
In Her Own Words
In 2015, New American Pathways client Dhan Rai, a participant in our Parents as Teachers (PAT) program, wrote about her experiences in PAT. We are proud to now be able
