Center for Refugee Services Located in San Antonio, Texas
Center for Refugee Services offer services for legally resettled refugees. We offer education, employment, community support, classes and many more.
About Us - Center For Refugee Services - San Antonio
Legally resettled refugee families are extremely vulnerable and underserved. They fled their homes due to religious and ethnic persecution. CRS focuses on refugees’ ongoing unmet needs, recognizing that self-sufficiency and successful community integration is a process rather than a time-limited event.
Volunteer - Center For Refugee Services - San Antonio
CRS serves almost 1,000 5,300 refugees annually with five to eight core staff members, of which only two are salaried, and 30 auxiliary monthly volunteers. We rely heavily on community networking to achieve the best results for our clients.
Contact Us - Center For Refugee Services - San Antonio
For any information about our services, how to volunteer/donate, or about the refugee process, please contact us at (210)-949-0062.
Community Support Services - Center For Refugee Services
Community support is vital to refugee success: Legally resettled refugees contribute to the enrichment of San Antonio, becoming dependable employees and reliable neighbors who contribute positively to the diversity of our community.
Education Services - Center For Refugee Services
CRS offers Education Services to legally settled refugees. We have volunteers that offer tutoring, mentoring, and scholarships.
assistance program open to San Antonio residents who do not have health insurance and are low-income. It can be used at University Health System (UHS) clinics and hospitals.
Health & Wellness Services - Center For Refugee Services
San Antonio Refugee Health Clinic (SARHC) is a collaboration among UTHSCA Medical School, Dental, and Nursing Schools and staffed and managed by professors and students who provide free health services to uninsured refugees.
World Refugee Day - Center For Refugee Services
This event is a chance for people everywhere to come together to gain insights into the refugee situation, listen to first hand accounts of the journeys of refugees in San Antonio and to mobilize the community to help our newest neighbors.
Staff & Board Members - Center For Refugee Services
In 2008, Jean became aware of the significant refugee influx into San Antonio and began to volunteer at CRS. . In July 2014, Jean organized the all-volunteer craft shop, World Mosaic Market, at CRS to provide a sales outlet as well as work experience for our many talented local refugee artisans.