We’re raising funds to support 10 Afghan women as they work to get their driver’s licenses. Dine at California Pizza Kitchen on Tuesday, December 3rd, mention HMI, and 20% of your meal will help fund driving lessons for these women.
Join us for a meal that empowers and makes a difference! RSVP Today!
Community ESL Classes
We empower refugee women with weekly English language skills, enabling them to communicate, integrate, and thrive, while also providing childcare and transportation services to ensure accessibility.
Community Tutoring Program
Our math education program opens doors to educational and career opportunities, empowering refugees with mathematical skills.
Resettlement
HMI welcomes refugees through our Remote Placement Community Partners (RPCP) program in collaboration with Episcopal Migration Ministries (EMM) and Interfaith Refugee and Immigration Services (IRIS).
Mental Health & Trauma
We offer essential workshops to help refugees cope with the emotional toll of their migration journey, promoting healing and resilience.
Employment & Mentoring Services
Through mentorship, we connect refugees with local career opportunities, nurturing long-term, sustainable success and professional development.
Food, Emergency Help, & Relief
We partner with local organizations to provide food and emergency assistance, ensuring refugee families in crisis have a lifeline.
Volunteer with us and make an impact today by filling out our Volunteer Interest Form.
We are dedicated to creating pathways for refugees and displaced individuals, offering them the opportunities and support they need to not just survive but thrive, and build a brighter, more prosperous future for themselves.
HMI was the first in Riverside County to form and create the first ever refugee forum. Discover how we cultivate meaningful collaboration with key stakeholders to support refugees and asylum seekers in our local community.
On both a global and local level, this year we have reached and helped a record number of refugees for our organization. Our work this year has ranged from COVID-19 relief all the way to educational scholarships to mental health services. We have reached over 700 refugees this past year and hope to expand to even more.
