Care Beyond Arrival: Support Refugee Health Navigation

$1,835
40%
Raised toward our $4,550 Goal
45 Donors
21
days left
Project ends on April 24, at 11:59 PM EDT
Project Owners

Week one update!

April 02, 2026

Thank you so much for supporting our project! After just one week, we have already reached 36% of our goal and are less than $1,000 away from reaching our $2,000 match from the Mayerson Philanthropy Project! With the $1,660 we have raised so far, we can provide so much support to RefugeeConnect through the Health Navigators Program. For example, your support will offer customized training and assistance to healthcare partners, helping them implement culturally responsive practices and enhance care for refugee patients.   

We still have progress to make and are excited to continue raising support for RefugeeConnect. By reaching our goal, we will help refugee families access healthcare safely, confidently and with dignity.

Students from Social Work 311
Levels
Choose a giving level

$25

Care Partner

Your gift helps a Health Navigator support a new refugee family enroll in services, providing an intake assessment, interpretation coordination and follow-up calls, ensuring they can fully participate in the program.

$50

Access Advocate

You provide transportation assistance for up to 4 families, removing one of the most common barriers that prevents newcomers from attending medical appointments.

$100

Health Educator

Your gift helps produce a health promotion video segment in partnership with Cincinnati Children’s Hospital, delivering trusted health information in families’ native languages.

$250

Community Health Leader

Your support advances our research initiative to develop a community-informed healthcare access toolkit, funding engagement sessions with 5–7 refugee families to design an intervention that increases access to care.

$500

Systems Champion

You help provide tailored training and technical assistance to 2 healthcare partners, equipping providers with culturally responsive practices that improve care for refugee patients.