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Historic Milestone for Congolese Integration Network: Securing the First Ever Welcoming Center

Dernière mise à jour : 21 nov. 2024



In a landmark achievement, Congolese Integration Network has announced that they have secured the down payment for the acquisition of their very first Welcoming Center, thanks to the invaluable support of the King County Council. Since 2019, Congolese Integration Network has tirelessly advocated for a space dedicated to assisting refugees and immigrants, and this moment marks a significant step forward in their mission.


The Welcoming Center, envisioned as a safe haven, will offer newly arrived communities a warm and supportive environment to begin their new lives in America. It will provide essential services such as English language classes and guidance to help navigate the complexities of the American system. The center will also be home to culturally competent case management services, ensuring personalized support that respects and resonates with the diverse cultural backgrounds of its visitors.


This initiative is not just about providing immediate assistance; it is about fostering a community where individuals can gather, grow, and thrive together. The Welcoming Center represents a beacon of hope and unity, embodying the core values of diversity and inclusion.





The realization of this dream could not have been possible without the unwavering support from the community and the King County Council.


Congolese Integration Network extends its heartfelt gratitude to everyone who has believed in and supported their vision.


This achievement illustrates the power of community collaboration and the difference it can make.


For those interested in learning more about the Welcoming Center or looking to get involved, Congolese Integration Network welcomes inquiries at angela@cinseattle.org. This is an exciting opportunity for the community to come together and continue building a future where everyone has the chance to succeed.

Together, we are making history, and the journey has only just begun!

 
 
 

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