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To secure a stable home in the U.S. housing market, newcomers must know their tenant rights and understand the financial realities.That process is often challenging, requiring a balance of cost, location, and family needs. This Settle In video breaks down the financial, legal, and social aspects of securing a new home, covering: How to prioritize…
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The U.S. job search is competitive, often requiring newcomers to shift expectations and pursue entry-level roles as a foundation for future career growth. This Settle In video examines the essential steps for starting a career, including immediate job search strategies and understanding employee obligations. In this video, newcomers will learn: Practical tips for conducting a…
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The U.S. healthcare system relies heavily on medical insurance to mitigate often prohibitive costs. Knowing where to go for immediate care can save time and unnecessary expenses. This Settle In video guides newcomers through securing coverage and explains when to use specific medical facilities for illness or injury. In this video, newcomers will learn: •…
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A Simple Guide for Home Maintenance Resettlement agency staff can use this guide as part of their housing orientation curriculum to educate newcomers about key home maintenance topics.
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Landing a Job in the United States Landing a job in the United States requires adapting to new hiring practices, from resume writing to different employer expectations. This Settle In video features two professionals who share their experiences and advice for other newcomers. A former HR director from Ukraine, discusses the competitive nature of the…
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For one client, moving into her first U.S. apartment came with an urgent lesson. The mother of two from the Democratic Republic of Congo quickly learned that cleanliness was not just a good habit, but a requirement for keeping her housing. In this Settle In video, she recounts her experience and provides practical advice for…
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This guide, published by World Education Services, provides resources and guidance to internationally trained immigrants seeking to use their education in the field of allied health in the United States. It explores career pathways related to allied health, as well as alternative careers that may not require a license. Features include: Strategies for achieving career…
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This guide is designed to help clients with international training explore career pathways related to the field of nursing, as well as alternative careers that use related skills but may not require a license.
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Hosted on July 31st, 2025, the training was delivered by Sarah Clarke, MSPH, Executive Director, Society of Refugee Healthcare Providers; Adrien Matadi, Technical Advisor, Society of Refugee Healthcare Providers; Tavia Mirassou-Wolf, MPH, Cultural Navigation Unit Supervisor, Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment; and Charmaine Jackson, RN, CRL. For clients with a preferred language other…
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Protect Your Family is a health education campaign that was created for organizations serving sub-saharan African and Asian immigrant communities in the United States. These two posters cover Hepatitis B testing and Hepatitis B vaccines in shorter and longer, more detailed versions. The campaign has been rigorously translated in 15 languages and is fully customizable.…
