UNA-NCA, led by committee members, are calling members to action, asking for their pledge of commitment to assist refugees arriving from Afghanistan currently resettling across our communities as a result of the challenging political situation in the region.
Every UNA-NCA member is uniquely positioned to support Afghani refugees, whether it is by helping with setting up apartments, tutoring kids and adolescents who just arrived, helping individuals to prepare for job interviews, or donating toys, clothing and food.
How you can assist
Assistance can take many forms, and UNA-NCA calls on members to join our pledge and you can explore organizations and offer support through a coordinated hub website www.welcome.us.Sign the Pledge and Tell us how you plan to help
To pledge your commitment to help Afghan refugees in your community, please click here.What the UN is doing
The work of the United Nations agencies is imperative in providing needed supplies, health resources, education and ongoing long term support for refugees forced to leave Afghanistan. Here are a few ways the UN is acting to bolster the world’s resources and coordinate humanitarian assistance across the world.- The Children’s Fund (UNICEF) is offering ongoing support in vaccine distribution, education and relocation of refugees.
- The UN Refugee Agency (UNHCR) continues work on resettlement and provides a snapshot of the U.S. refugee resettlement process.
- The UN Population Fund (UNFPA) has a long standing operation in Afghanistan to provide health services to women and girls.
