GROWING ARRIVALS SINCE 2014 866 INDIVIDUALS SERVED

The number of clients served and clients who arrived are different due to standard carryover services depending on the date of arrival as well as the self-sufficiency level of clients from previous years. As families grow, their new babies also become clients. In 2022, at least 10 babies were born to our newly arrived refugee families.

10,000+ CLIENT SERVICES

SinceDellaLambbecameanofficialResettlementAgencyin2014, thenumberofclientswelcomedhasebbedandflowedduetothe presidentialdetermination,COVID-19,andotherfactorsInthefirst 42weeksof2021,wewelcomed57refugeesInthelast10weeks, wewelcomed201AfghanevacueesTheyear-over-yearincrease from2021to2022doesnotproperlyrepresentthehugeleapinthe numberoffamilieswelcomed,housed,andserved,withthevast majorityofAfghanevacueesstillreceivingservicesofsomekindin 2022

*ThesenumbersexclusivelyrepresenttheReception&Placementandthe AfghanParoleeAssistanceprogramsWalk-insseekingassistancearenot included.Walk-Insin2022includethosefromUkraineandCuba,among otherpopulations

2022 ARRIVAL DEMOGRAPHICS

0-14|175CHILDREN 15-64|288EMPLOYABLETEENS/ADULTS 65-92|6SENIORADULTS

First language spoken by those who arrived in '22:

More than 10,000 official services, touchpoints, meetings, and check-ins were provided by our Refugee Services team in 2022 Our newly launched Health & Wellness team made an immediate impact, coordinating 2,237 transportation arrangements or rides and scheduling 849 medical appointments These services also include the distribution of bikes that were donated through our Bikes for Refugees program These 10,000 services do not include the interactions and impact made by hundreds of volunteers supporting our new neighbors through our House to Home and Co-Sponsorship programs Nor do these services include the countless client interactions that occurred at the hotel in the first five months of the year following the arrival of those evacuated from Afghanistan as part of Operation Allies Welcome. These services from case managers and volunteers ranged from ELL to childcare and SNAP enrollment to sharing meals together