Senator Jack Reed paid a special visit last month: Mr. Reed spent time touring our facility, engaging with members of our community and learning more about the work we do to support refugee and immigrant women and families throughout Rhode Island. Women's Refugee Care was featured in The Providence Journal this month: Check out the article, "How Women's Refugee Care Makes Transitioning to Life in RI Easier", written by Will Richmond. The feature is part of a partnership betwe

Gabrielle Amorelli, a student at Providence College (PC), worked with Women's Refugee Care as a case management intern for over a year. ​ During her time here, she assisted in coordinating the services we provide for our refugee families, helped with our valuable Women's Empowerment Program, and lent a hand in our fundraising efforts. She graduated this year with a degree in Public and Community Service and wrote her thesis about the experiences she had as our intern. ​ Gabri

May was an unforgettable month of connection, recognition, and community growth at Women’s Refugee Care. Thanks to our dedicated staff, volunteers, and local leadership, we are continuing to pave the way for sustainable support systems right here in Rhode Island. Here is a look back at the incredible moments that shaped our month: May 4th 2026: A Community Dialogue on Gendering Migration Our co-founders, Aline Binyungu and Clement Shabani, had the incredible opportunity to vi