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New American Pathways
Helping Refugees and Georgia Thrive
About New American Pathways
Our mission: Helping Refugees and Georgia Thrive New American Pathways is an Atlanta-based nonprofit that helps refugees from the moment they arrive in Georgia through their journey to U.S. citizenship. With a comprehensive set of customized services, steady guidance, and strong advocacy, we enable refugees and other immigrants to realize their full potential and dreams as they build new lives in Georgia. Beginning with resettlement services and by keeping a strong focus on jobs, education, cultural integration, individual and female empowerment and building strong families, our specially designed programs provide proven pathways to self-sufficiency and success. By matching peoples’ unique individual assets with the opportunities available in the community, we help ensure that these new Americans develop and contribute their special skills and talents to strengthening the American workforce and helping Georgia thrive.
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Signals from New American Pathways
5 published signals
Presence & Recognition
New American Pathways recognized SouthState Bank as a sponsor of the Red, White & Do Gala.
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Presence & Recognition
New American Pathways and members of the Coalition of Refugee Service Agencies met with Congressman Hank Johnson and Senator Jon Ossoff’s office to bring the experiences of Georgia’s immigrant and refugee communities directly to elected leaders.
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Presence & Recognition
New American Pathways Board Member Kathy Daly reflected on the meaning behind the Red, White & DO Gala and why showing up matters in her latest LinkedIn newsletter.
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People
New American Pathways is currently seeking AmeriCorps members to join the team and support refugees and immigrants in Georgia.
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Presence & Recognition
New American Pathways recognized Carina and Gulzora as Stars of the Month for their dedication and community support.
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