Ohio Refugee Microenterprise Program is sponsored by ECDI. Helps refugee entrepreneurs in Ohio and surrounding counties gain financial independence through small business loans combined with business and financial coaching. The program helps New Americans start or grow their small businesses.

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# Ohio Refugee Microenterprise Program Have the determination, but need support to start or grow your business? Let us help you build your legacy. The Ohio Refugee Microenterprise Program helps refugee entrepreneurs in Ohio and surrounding counties gain financial independence through small business loans combined with business and financial coaching.

The program helps New Americans start or grow their small businesses, building generational wealth and creating jobs in our communities. We are able to provide assistance available in languages native to areas with approved refugee status.

## Thank you to our program partners The Economic & Community Development Institute (ECDI) is one of the top U.S. SBA intermediary microlenders with a mission to invest in people to create measurable and enduring social and economic change.

ECDI provides responsible, affordable lending and comprehensive small business development services to help meet the needs of small businesses ##### Get Small Business News First This website is supported by Grant Numbers [90EE1387, 90EE1302, 90EE1320, 90EE1368] from the Office of Community Services within the Administration for Children and Families, a division of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.

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