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Refugee Microenterprise Development (MED) Program is sponsored by Administration for Children and Families - ORR. The overall goal of the Refugee MED Program is to assist refugees to become economically self-sufficient by assisting refugees to establish microenterprise businesses through the provision of MED loans, training and technical assistance (TA), and assist refugees in building credit history and/or repairing their credit score.
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Refugee Microenterprise Development Grants | The Administration for Children and Families Click Here to Report Suspected Child Care Fraud Refugee Microenterprise Development Grants RECIPIENT CITY WEBSITE Accompany Capital New York, NY https://accompanycapital. org/ Alliance for African Assistance San Diego, CA https://www. alliance-for-africa.
org/ Alliance for Multicultural Community Services Houston, TX https://thealliancetx. org/ Asian Services in Action, Inc. Akron, OH https://www. asiaohio.
org/ Business Outreach Center Network, Inc. Brooklyn, NY http://www. bocnet. org/boc/home.
asp ECDC Enterprise Development Group Arlington, VA https://edgus. org/ Ethiopian Community Development Council Houston Multicultural Center (ECDC-HMC) Houston, TX https://ecdchmc. org/ Economic and Community Development Institute, Inc. Columbus, OH https://www.
ecdi. org/ Jewish Family Services Washtenaw County Gulf Coast Jewish Family & Community Services Carolina Refugee Resettlement Agency Silver Spring, MD Charlotte, NC https://www. hias.
org/ https://gulfcoastjewishfamilyandcommunityservices. org/ https://carolinarefugee. org/ Inspiritus, Inc. Atlanta, GA https://weinspirit.
org/ International Council for Refugees & Immigrants (ICRIUS) Omaha, NE https://icrius. org/ International Institute of Metropolitan St. Louis St.
Louis, MO https://www. iistl. org/ International Rescue Committee, Inc. (IRC) Atlanta Wichita, KS https://www.
rescue. org/united-states/atlanta-ga https://www. rescue.
org/united-states/phoenix-az https://www. rescue. org/united-states/salt-lake-city-ut https://www.
rescue. org/united-states/oakland-ca https://www. rescue.
org/united-states/wichita-ks Jannus, Inc. Boise, ID https://www. eojannus. org/ Jewish Family & Career Services of Louisville, Inc. Louisville, KY https://jfcslouisville.
org/ Lutheran Family Services Rocky Mountains Albuquerque, NM Colorado Springs, CO https://www. lfsrm. org/programs-and-services/refugees/albuquerque/ https://www.
lfsrm. org/programs-and-services/refugees/colorado-springs/ Lutheran Immigration & Refugee Service, Inc. Baltimore, MD https://www. lirs.
org/ New Roots Fund Auburn, WA https://www. newrootsfund. org/ North Carolina African Services Coalition, Inc. Greensboro, NC https://ascafrica.
org/ Opening Doors, Inc. Sacramento, CA https://openingdoorsinc. org/ Pacific Asian Consortium in Employment Los Angeles, CA https://pacela. org/ U.S. Committee for Refugees and Immigrants Erie, PA https://refugees.
org/uscri-erie/ Westminster Economic Development Initiative, Inc. Buffalo, NY https://www. wedibuffalo. org/ Women's Opportunities Resource Center Philadelphia, PA https://www.
worc-pa. com/
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Eligible entities include public agencies, community economic development agencies, local mutual assistance associations, and voluntary agencies. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Refugee Microenterprise Development (MED) Program is funded by Administration for Children and Families - ORR. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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