Past Programs
Pathways Forward
Job & Resource Fair
Our Resource & Job Fairs are designed to support Ukrainian refugees seeking to gain: Guidance on NEW immigration laws for UKR 2025, Career Connections, Resume Building, Key steps to opening an LLC, Steps to acquiring health insurance, Establishing and maintaining a strong credit score, Income Tax Filing Recommendations. Pathways Forward is more than an event—it’s your launchpad to opportunity, stability, and success.
​URRP Women's Empowerment Circle
Our Women's Empowerment Circle is dedicated to supporting local Ukrainian women as they navigate the challenges of healing after fleeing a war-torn country. This program is an opportunity to build resilience, foster connections, and nurture emotional well-being.
From Pain to Relief: URRP’s Urgent Endodontic Care
From Pain to Relief: URRP’s Urgent Endodontic Care is a specialized dental program providing immediate assistance to Ukrainian refugees experiencing severe dental pain and emergencies. Focusing on endodontic care, the program supports individuals suffering from root canal infections and other urgent dental issues by connecting them with our collaborating Nova Southeastern University endodontists, who are ready to provide critical treatment. By addressing pain promptly, we aim to prevent further complications and enhance overall well-being. This initiative ensures that refugees in crisis receive the urgent dental care they need, offering relief, comfort, and a path toward restored health and confidence in their new environment.
URRP ESOL Beginner Adult & Children's Literacy Program
Our program provides beginner-level English literacy classes for Ukrainian refugees, supporting both adults and children in their resettlement journey. Adults: In-person beginner ESOL classes held twice a week in two different counties over a 12-week period. Children: Online beginner literacy classes tailored for two different age groups, also running for 12 weeks. This initiative helps newcomers build foundational language skills, enhance integration, and gain confidence in daily communication. Through structured lessons and interactive learning, we create a supportive environment for Ukrainian refugees to thrive in their new communities.
Back to School
School Supplies Drive
The annual Ukrainian Refugee Resettlement Program (URRP) School Supplies Drive is helping Ukrainian refugee children start the new school year with confidence and hope.
Program Highlights:
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Distribution of backpacks & essential school supplies
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Support for elementary, middle, and high school students
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Partnered with local schools and community organizations
Quantitative Metrics & Outcomes
• 150 children receive full school supply kits each year
• 100% get backpacks with grade-appropriate supplies
• 90% of parents report less financial stress
• 85% of children feel more prepared and confident for school
• Program is completed 3 weeks before school starts
• 35+ community donors and volunteers support the drive annually
URRP’s Community Bonding: Building Connections & Support
URRP’s Community Bonding: Building Connections & Support is a program designed to bring Ukrainian refugee families together, fostering a sense of community and mutual support during their journey of resettlement. This initiative creates a space where individuals and families can connect, share experiences, and build lasting relationships with others facing similar challenges. Through regular social gatherings, networking opportunities, and group activities, participants can strengthen their support networks, improve communication skills, and develop meaningful connections. By encouraging a culture of care and solidarity, Community Bonding helps ease the transition into a new environment, providing a foundation for emotional well-being, personal growth, and a stronger sense of belonging.
The Art of Emotion
Program Summary:
A trauma-informed, age-specific art therapy program designed to help 100 Ukrainian refugees process emotional challenges after displacement, develop coping skills, and foster community connection
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Quantitative Metrics & Outcomes
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100 refugees are served (children, teens, adults)
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3 age-specific sessions take place at YAA Museum
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85% maintain consistent attendance
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70% report reduced stress and anxiety
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60% are learning new coping skills
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65% feel more connected to the community
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50% engage in other URRP programs within 6 months