This summer, the IRC in Atlanta’s Youth programs launched a Back 2 School Supply Drive to collect fully stocked backpacks to ensure the refugee families we serve have everything they need as children enroll in their new schools and begin to rebuild their lives. Thank you to all the amazing groups and individuals who donated!

The IRC in Atlanta expects to welcome 700 school-aged children to Georgia in the upcoming year and we can’t do this without YOU! This summer, we are organizing a Back 2 School Supply Drive to ensure the refugee families we serve have backpacks full of everything they need as children enroll in their new schools and begin to rebuild their lives.

State legislators and staff welcome refugee advocates at the State Capitol for information exchange

The IRC accepts gently used furniture and household items to give to refugees resettling in Garden City.

Applications for returning gardeners are now available. Applications for new gardeners will be released March 1.

Some countries the IRC serves are only beginning to experience the impact of COVID-19. The IRC is using lessons from countries further along in their responses to scale our impact in areas where COVID-19 is spreading.

Here are the Top Ten Things You Need to Know about the New Roots program.

The IRC’s 2022-2024 strategy for Iraq

Students in Garden City are reaching out to help refugees resettling in Garden City