Exodus Refugee

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2457 E Washington St Ste A
Indianapolis, IN 46201
+1 (317) 921-0836
https://www.exodusrefugee.org

Exodus Refugee Immigration, based in Indianapolis, IN, has been dedicated to welcoming and supporting refugees and asylees since 1981. With a rich history that began with assisting Cuban refugees from the Mariel boatlift, the organization has successfully helped thousands of newcomers integrate into their new homes across various cultures and backgrounds.

Focusing on a broad range of services including mental wellness counseling, employment programs, and educational support, Exodus serves over a thousand clients annually. Their commitment to community compassion fosters thriving environments for refugees to rebuild their lives in Indiana.

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5.01 reviews
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Jacob D.
12/3/2019

I volunteer as an English teacher here. Refugees come to the United States, and in order to qualify have to manage many layers of bureaucracy for a tiny sliver of a chance to seek shelter in our...

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