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Many of the most vulnerable to the COVID-19 pandemic are those without stable housing.

Each June 20 on World Refugee Day, CCC celebrates the richness and diversity that refugees bring to America.

I’m an alumnus of Benedictine High School when it was in the heart of Richmond. I was one of just two African Americans in my class.

Olivier was born in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. When he was nine, his family fled to Burundi because of war. They were resettled a

My name is A.S. I am 13 years old. I came to the United States in 3 years ago by a big plane, lots of miles, from my home country in Asia.

It was her first day of work as an essential employee, sewing masks during the pandemic.

The pandemic has given me a chance to reflect deeply on God, life and what matters.

We have watched the events of this past week with deep sadness.

Janna lives with her adult son, Cody. Both she and Cody have significant health problems and are at high risk of contracting COVID-19. Cody

In mid-March, what would normally have been a single day of air travel, turned into a 29-hour trip for CCC staff

In response to the rapid spread of COVID-19 across Virginia, the United States, and the world, CCC continues to provide services.

The City of Richmond has become one of the first cities in the nation to provide a consent letter welcoming the resettlement of refugees

Financial Coaching

As an English-speaker who had previously worked with the United States government in Afghanistan, Aria was hopeful about her prospects

Charles was born into a low-income family in Church Hill in 1959 and grew up downtown during segregation.

Amina’s road to the United States has been long and often painful.

Art Heifetz Much of CCC’s ability to help others depends on volunteers—caring individuals who share their unique talents and skills. Art...