Refugee resettlement to Atlanta paused, funding stopped

Written By Emily Laney

The Welcome Co-Op was featured in an article by Emily Wu Pearson from WABE regarding the funding and arrival pause for refugee resettlement.

“We’ve been preparing for the inevitability of this and are hoping and working towards expanding to support more families in our community,” said Emily Laney, the executive director of the Welcome Co-op, the nonprofit working with Atlanta’s five refugee resettlement agencies to set up apartments for incoming refugees.

Read the article here.

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