by Michele Suffridge | Aug 4, 2026 | Stories
When I asked Arafat what he remembered most about arriving in America, I expected him to tell me about the airplane. Or the airport. Or perhaps the long journey that had carried his family halfway around the world. Instead, he smiled. His family had spent their first...
by Carsyn Gilmore | Jul 23, 2026 | Stories
This past Saturday, Refugee Hope Partners hosted its 3rd annual Health & Wellness Fair, welcoming 43 refugee families to our Welcome Center for a morning full of learning and connection. Families came eager to discover new ways to care for their own health and the...
by Refugee Hope Partners | Jun 30, 2026 | Stories
A personal reflection from volunteer and donor, Rob, on the students who have enriched his life and strengthened his faith. “I first became involved with RHP during the COVID time period. I had been volunteering at West Millbrook Middle School, helping students during...
by Carsyn Gilmore | Jun 16, 2026 | Stories
Every year in June, Refugee Awareness Month offers an opportunity to recognize the courage, resilience, and contributions of refugees around the world. While many people have heard the term “refugee,” understanding what it truly means helps us better...
by Carsyn Gilmore | Apr 29, 2026 | Stories
Since 2022, Trinity Academy senior Charlie Kirby has been a steady presence in RHP’s programs, from homework help to summer camp to swim lessons. Over time, he became a familiar face to students, staff, and fellow volunteers. As his involvement grew, so did a...
by Refugee Hope Partners | Mar 20, 2026 | Stories
Navigating an Uncertain Path For most students in high school, the path to college can feel overwhelming and uncertain. Entering into the American school system as a refugee means navigating an unfamiliar environment—learning a new language, adapting to a different...
