Programs & Services

UIRC of VT PROGRAMS & SERVICES

Our Services & Programs currently have three (3) volunteers who have a combined 45+ years of experience in serving Immigrants & Refugees. We are all ready and dedicated to serve the Immigrant and Refugee communities in our State. We have a small office that we all share. We do everything we can to help those in need of our services daily since May 2023.
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Interpretation & Translation Services with the UIRC Language Services

Interpretation and translation services will be billable to the service providers when possible and is free for the community members. UIRC currently provides interpretation and translation services in 2 languages – Maay Maay and Somali. Arabic, Kiswahili & Mizigua are currently in the works.

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New Americans Case Management Services

This is also known as the Document/Paperwork Help Program. The high demand for case management services, specifically related to document management and submission, was the main driver for the creation of our organization, UIRC. Completing immigration, school, employment, medical, social services paperwork is a stressing process for immigrants and refugees who do not read English and speak limited English.

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Youth and Family Support Services

The integration of a Youth and Family Services Program within UIRC of VT INC is paramount to our mission of providing comprehensive support to immigrants and refugees in Vermont. By offering a combined program, we recognize the interconnected needs of youth and their families as they navigate the challenges of integration into a new community. This approach ensures a more cohesive and impactful support system, addressing the unique needs of each family member.

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Bridging New Americans to Health Care Services

The health care system and health related social support services is a complex maze, even in a small state like Vermont. UIRC intends to provide bilingual and bicultural health navigation services to immigrants and refugees so they can access these resources and have better health outcomes.

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Citizenship & English Classes for the New Americans

Majority of the parents and senior citizens in the immigrant and refugee communities apply for exemption to their US Naturalization Exam that usually tests the immigrant/refugee's English skills and their learned knowledge of the history of the U.S. government and Civics because they have no available support to prepare for the citizenship classes.

Advocacy and Policy Support

The Advocacy and Policy Support Program within UIRC of VT INC plays a pivotal role in championing the rights and well-being of immigrants and refugees in the state of Vermont. By actively engaging in advocacy efforts and policy initiatives, our organization seeks to address systemic challenges and promote inclusive policies that safeguard the rights of our community members.

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