Ukrainian Humanitarian Center

Support for Ukrainian Refugees in the U.S.

Find legal guidance, food, education, healthcare, jobs, and community support - all in one place.

Learn about your rights as a refugee in the U.S. and how to navigate the legal system.

Stay updated with the latest news and information about the refugee situation.

Get help with refugee and immigration processes.

Food Resources, Educational Resources, Job Opportunities, Health Services.

Religious Institutions, Cultural Organizations, Ukrainian Social Groups, Other Ukrainian Businesses.

Find job opportunities and career resources tailored for refugees.

Support for children, including educational resources and healthcare.

Temporary Protected Status (TPS): Ukrainians in the U.S. may be eligible for TPS, which allows: Protection from deportation, Work authorization, Travel authorization, Temporary stay
Asylum Information: Ukrainians fearing persecution may apply for asylum. Must apply within 1 year of entry (with exceptions for extraordinary circumstances). Can include family members in application.
Humanitarian Parole: For urgent entry into the U.S. due to humanitarian reasons (often used for family reunification). Ukrainians may be eligible for programs like Uniting for Ukraine.
Visas for Ukrainians: Visitor Visas (B-1/B-2), Student Visas (F-1), Employment-based Visas (H-1B, L-1, O-1). Ukrainian nationals may qualify for expedited processing or waived fees in certain cases.

U.S. Government & Immigration Policy: Stay updated with the latest news and information about the refugee situation.
Ukraine Crisis & International Response: Learn about the ongoing crisis in Ukraine and the international response.
Local Community Updates: Find out about local community events and resources for refugees.
Nonprofit & Volunteer News: Stay informed about nonprofit organizations and volunteer opportunities.

Major Resettlement Agencies: These organizations help with immigration paperwork, legal status, housing placement, and access to social services for Ukrainian refugees in the U.S.
Other Assistance Programs: These organizations provide additional support, including food resources, legal assistance, and community integration programs for Ukrainian refugees.
Learn English: Organizations that offer English language learning resources and programs.

Food Resources: Ukrainians in the U.S. can access food assistance programs, including SNAP (Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program) and local food banks.
Clothing & Household Essentials: Organizations provide clothing, household items, and personal care products to Ukrainian refugees.
Housing Assistance: Ukrainians can find temporary housing through local shelters, community organizations, and resettlement agencies.
Emergency Support: National Helplines and local resources are available for urgent needs.

Religious Institutions: Offer spiritual support, community integration, and often provide direct aid
Cultural Organizations: Promote Ukrainian culture, language, and heritage through events and programs
Ukrainian Social Groups: Facilitate social connections, networking, and community support for Ukrainians

Volunteer With Us: Help at events or refugee outreach. Mentor newcomers. Teach English or job skills
Donate: Support our programs and initiatives. Every contribution helps us make a difference
Advocate: Raise awareness about refugee issues. Share our mission on social media or in your community
Partner With Us: Collaborate with local businesses or organizations to support refugees. Together, we can achieve more

School Enrollment Help: Step-by-step guidance for public school registration
Language Support: Resources for English language learning and translation services
Healthcare Access: Information on local healthcare services, including mental health support
Community Integration: Programs to help children adapt to their new environment and culture