DETROIT REFUGEE NETWORK

Charitable outreach services, namely, educational services, namely, providing informational courses, workshops and seminars for refugees, immigrants, and other displaced people who are adapting to resettlement in the United States, including on the subjects of developing life communication skills, language and social skills, high-school education equivalency certification, obtaining employment, job interviewing training, obtaining health and childcare resources, finding housing, understanding area transportation systems, and how to become an United States citizen

Refugee resettlement services, namely, providing information and advice to refugees and immigrants at all stages of migration to the Unites States; refugee resettlement services, namely, providing charitable services in the nature of food, clothing and medicine to refugees and immigrants at all stages of migration to the United States; legal services, namely, evaluating individuals' qualifications for immigration to the United States; advocacy services for refugees and immigrants on government and voluntary agency policies and programs affecting immigration; legal services for refugees and immigrants at immigration proceedings; Charitable outreach services, namely, providing legal advice and consultation services, namely, immigration services, status adjustment, naturalization, family reunification, petitions for immigrant relatives, renewals of residence, Temporary Protected Status, Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals, travel documents, Social Security Applications, and employment matters, for refugees, immigrants, survivors of human trafficking, and other displaced people who are adapting to re-settlement and becoming self-sufficient; charitable social services, namely, companionship services, registration of children in school, counseling on integration in to United States society, counseling on shopping facilities, and social and language services for refugees, immigrants, survivors of human trafficking, and other displaced people who are adapting to re-settlement and becoming self-sufficient; case management services, namely, the coordination of medical services for refugees, immigrants, survivors of human trafficking, and other displaced people who are adapting to re-settlement and becoming self-sufficient