As the only refugee resettlement agency in the state of Vermont, USCRI Vermont has helped thousands of newly arrived refugees and immigrant families adjust to new cultural and social norms, gain employment opportunities, learn English, secure safe and affordable housing, and access other community services. Through our comprehensive case management and service programs, USCRI Vermont has resettled clients from more than 35 countries of origin, including Bhutan, Bosnia, Burma, Burundi, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Ethiopia, Iraq, Nepal, Somalia, Sudan, and Syria in Burlington, Winooski, and other towns throughout Vermont. USCRI Vermont has a long history of actively partnering with a number of state agencies and regional nonprofits such as the Agency of Human Services/Office of State Refugee Coordinator, the State Refugee Health Coordinator, the Association of Africans Living in Vermont (AALV), and Spectrum Youth Services as well as the cities of Burlington, Winooski, Rutland, Montpelier and smaller towns throughout the state. Ongoing partner organizations include Technology for Tomorrow, Baba Tree International, Crossroads: Where Cultures Meet, Vermont Students Assistance Corporation, Multicultural Youth Program at Spectrum Youth Services, the Burlington School District, the Winooski School District, high school guidance departments, Vermont State Colleges, University of Vermont, Norwich University, St. Michael’s College, Community College of Vermont, and Champlain College.