The IRC has launched a new multi-year project in the United States called the Center for Adjustment, Resilience, and Recovery (CARRE).

The IRC's has conducted a needs assessment after the earthquakes near Herat, Afghanistan.

Since 2020, the IRC in Silver Spring experienced a 500% increase in the number of individuals we serve. The IRC in Silver Spring is committed to help refugees and immigrants rebuild their lives in the United States. We need you, our supporters in the community, to ensure the newest members of our communities thrive.

As an essential part of our broader resettlement efforts, the New Roots program enables refugees to celebrate their heritage and nourish themselves and their neighbors by planting strong roots—literally—in their new communities.

Volunteer support is an integral part of the IRC's mission to provide opportunities for refugees to thrive in America, and we are excited to partner with you along the way. Take a look through our volunteer opportunities and consider which may be the best match for you.

From coffee and catering to clothing and jewelry, here are nine small businesses owned by refugees.

On a rainy Saturday, community volunteers and gardeners came together at Namaste Community Garden to kick off the spring growing season. This beautiful 100-plot garden space is made possible thanks to St. Thomas Catholic Church, which generously donates the land for the garden.

Local Girl Scout troops donated cookies to refugees resettling in Wichita.

Learn more about RAIVS and watch the recordings.