Over the years we have been fortunate to have many incredible partners in our work in helping refugees and Georgia thrive.
Volunteer Spotlight- Bonnie Kallenberg and Finders Keepers Consignment Read More »
New Americans are tenacious and strong, resilient and brave. They are dedicated to learning, working hard and creating a home for themselves and their families. They overcome obstacles and are focused on building their own versions of the American Dream.
It is a difficult time. Strict restrictions on asylum have been imposed and we are looking at a possible presidential determination in the next two weeks setting the number of refugees allowed in the US to zero or the very low numbers of 10-15,000. World Relief Atlanta will no longer be resettling refugees and so many of its gifts to our community will be lost for now.
Coming Together and Making a Difference Read More »
Citizenship is a huge goal that many refugees have once they are resettled in the United States. During those first few weeks, it seems like a faraway dream, but it’s a dream that motivates many new Americans down their own pathway towards citizenship. Many of the refugees we serve have never had the opportunity to participate in civic life prior to their arrival in the United States.
Abdirahman’s Citizenship Journey Read More »
We are so very grateful for the many volunteers who serve regularly in our afterschool program. This month we would like to highlight Lynda Douglass. Lynda began serving in our afterschool program this year, and in a short time has become an integral part of our community.
Volunteer Spotlight: Lynda Douglass Read More »
At Red, White and NEW on August 17, 2019, New American Pathways will honor Bee Nguyen, the representative for Georgia House District 89 that includes City of Atlanta and DeKalb County. As the
Bee Nguyen: Our 2019 Friend of Freedom Honoree Read More »
Refugees are incredible contributors to their communities. We often talk about the economic impact refugees have on our communities, but on this World Refugee Day, we also want to celebrate
Celebrating Refugee Art and Culture Read More »
At our Breaking Bread Volunteer Appreciation Brunch this month, we presented four outstanding volunteers with “Volunteer of the Year” awards. Our recipient of the “Young Path” award, Aqil Merchant, is
May 2019 Volunteer Spotlight- Aqil Merchant Read More »
During April, National Volunteer Month, we celebrate our volunteers who donate their precious time in service to helping refugees and Georgia thrive. Below are a few featured New AP volunteers
National Volunteer Month: Why We Serve Read More »
This month’s volunteer spotlight features Mizzou University, a recent volunteer group with New AP’s Alternative Spring Break Experience. This group of five students chose to spend their traditional spring break
April 2019 Volunteer Spotlight: Mizzou University Read More »
Join us Saturday, November 8, 2025, in celebrating our collective impact at our Red, White & Do Fundraising Gala!