Wildlife and nature

Animal shelters and rescues

Theater and dance

Rivers, parks and trails

Hunger and food

Schools and learning

Housing and homelessness

Community health

Mental health

Mentoring and foster care

Legal help and rights

Jobs and money help

Atlanta

The Triangle

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The Collective Workshop

Royal Animal Refuge

Asian Americans Advancing Justice-Atlanta

Georgia Advancing Communities Together

Atlanta Writers Club

Cobb Collaborative

Bosleys Place

Jewish Fertility Foundation

As of 2025, RCP has grown to 2,000+ Members rebuilding home in North Carolina:
A Bigger Table: Laetitia’s story is short documentary about food, migration, and the power of community solidarity. RCP’s annual Bigger Table events are organized in partnership with Snap Pea Creative Dining Durham North Carolina.
Our arterial focus on language justice emerged after RCP’s Women’s Group devoted one of their monthly gatherings to sharing frustrations and horror stories about the impact of language barriers in local medical clinics. It quickly became a community priority as it centered, also, around the conviction that cultural identities help keep us safe, nourished, and healthy – and language cultures quickly become endangered in English-dominant environments. We keep cultural identities alive through language preservation, language justice activism, and institutional organizing around language access practices and policies.
Our 5 Community Coordinators– hailing from Afghanistan, Honduras, Syria, Burma, and Malaysia –along with our bench of 30+ Community Interpreters provided linguistic and culturally-aligned support to Members as they navigate public schools, housing, health insurance, job applications, citizenship exams, and other critical aspects of public life.

Artists for Rcp: A Printmaking Fundraiser

Card Writing

Become a Bridge Builder volunteer

Become a Language Navigator

Give

Organizing for Health Access

2025 Impact Storyboard

2026 Mapping Power and Language Access in the UNC Healthcare System

Health Savings from Translation Services: A Systematic Review (2026)

Final Report: Oral Health Policy Advocacy Pathways

☎️ PHONE BANK FOR RCP! 🌱 As we head into the new year facing significant funding cuts and political attacks against our communities, we’re counting on grassroots contributions to sustain our migrant-led support network. 🫂 That’s where you come in! We’re looking for volunteers to join us at the RCP office in Carrboro to make calls to former donors, volunteers, family, and friends. No phone banking experience necessary! 📞 We’re planning to hold phone bank sessions on Wed 11/11, Sat 11/14, Sun 11/15, and Thu 11/19. 📋 Fill out the form linked in our bio to sign up!

JOIN US TOMORROW AT STEEL STRING 6:30-9PM! 🌱 This stunning design was created by Alexis @hellbenderstudio in solidarity with RCP’s “We Are the Seeds” campaign. 👚 Bring a light-colored item of your own and get it block printed live by Alexis. Or choose from our selection of pre-thrifted and pre-printed items. All proceeds to benefit Refugee Community Partnership. 🌎 At RCP, we are seeding the immigrant justice movement: seeding healthcare transformation, seeding connected community, seeding narrative change, seeding refugee leadership, and seeding inclusive democracy. Thank you for standing with us!

Join RCP at Steel String on Wednesday, October 28 for live printing, crafting and good company. All art sales and a portion of drink sales will go to support RCP and local immigrant and refugee families.

RCP is hiring a full-time Community Integration Support Specialist with AmeriCorps Access. Link to apply in bio!

Proud to announce that – in partnership with DYOR and UNC Smiles – RCP has supported immigrant and refugee patients in receiving more than 180 free dental procedures in 2025! So grateful to all the physicians, dental students, interpreters, drivers, and volunteers who made this possible! Access to dental care has been a focus area for RCP since 2022, when immigrant and refugee participants in our community health forums identified the dangers involved in navigating insurance and appointments without proper interpretation provided. Years of building relationships has paid off in 2025 as we launched monthly dental clinics in partnership with UNC Smiles and DYOR at the UNC Gillings School of dentistry. We coordinate with Members and practitioners to ensure patients get the care they need in a safe, supportive environment with interpretation provided. In a year where fear and cuts to health insurance are preventing more and more immigrants from accessing the healthcare they need, our immigrant and refugee-led team is creating space for safe, community-centered care.

This has been a HARD year for RCP and our communities. And yet, we have so much to celebrate. Scroll through to check out some of our big milestones supporting the safety, wellbeing, and leadership of immigrant and refugee residents this year.

RCP’s staff, leaders, and volunteers are local community members from Afghanistan, Burma, Colombia, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Honduras, Mexico, Rwanda, and Syria. Our team has been working overtime this year, ensuring that those most vulnerable to recent attacks are getting access to food, medical care, housing, and social and emotional support. Help celebrate this hard work by joining our celebration @steelstringbrewery on Friday, December 12 – and write a note of appreciation for the contributions of immigrant neighbors!

Link in bio! Immigrants belong and deserve safe access to healthcare, housing, and public life. Donate to support our team of immigrant and refugee leaders keeping our communities safe!

@siembranc @ncaatogether @unc_rcp Help keep our neighbors safe. Immigrant families BELONG in the Triangle.

Check out our team as we battle it out for the title of grape leaf champion! We’re so thrilled to be at @table_nc today, cooking for the love of Syrian flavor and of all our immigrant communities. Donate at the link in bio for a chance to win a delivery of grape leaves, and to help us reach our goal of raising $100,000 to fill in funding gaps!

Learning traditional Syrian and Armenian-style Grape Leaf Rolling at the @table_nc kitchen. There’s still time to enter to win a fresh delivery! (Link in bio)

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