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A Brighter Tomorrow: Mid-Missouri nonprofits help ease adjustment stress to U.S.

Refugees are set up with counseling services after they begin to settle in to their new home.

Bridging the educational gap one refugee at a time

Arts notes: William & Mary's Orchesis Dance Co. has pair of upcoming performances

In Arts notes: William & Mary’s Orchesis Modern Dance Co. offers a collection of original dances in March, a choreoritual of word, song and movement in April; Atlantic Chamber Ensemble offers virtual performance centered in dealing with struggles of the pandemic; and the Richmond Ballet has two series upcoming.

Local resources a valuable friend for refugee students during pandemic

COLUMBIA - To most local Columbia residents, they are invisible. The arrival of new refugees in mid-Missouri are often unheeded, and their stories unheard. “A lot of our clients are fleeing war … militia conflict, a lot of gender-based violence and sexual violence,” said Grace Wildenhaus of Catholic Charities of Central and Northern Missouri, a nonprofit which receives some federal funding that also relies heavily on community support.  “There’s a lack of central control.” Wildenhaus believes nothing is more important than getting the community involved with refugee services. As the only refugee resettlement agency in the region, it provides life-saving resources, both from donations and from federal assistance.