• Identify children forced to leave their homelands who are in need of protection and make recommendations for durable solutions through arrangements with partner agencies.
  • Rapid response to assist with child assessments and capacity building in forced migration contexts.
  • Operate direct service programs throughout the U.S. and its territories for refugee and immigrant children and families. 
  • Build capacity and improve service delivery through consultation, training, and technical assistance.
  • Facilitate peer exchanges of recognized experts in the field on key issues.
  • Produce toolkits and resource guides on the unique needs of children and families affected by a variety of migration issues.
  • Publish white papers addressing key issues for migrating youth, analysis of programmatic trends, identification of policy solutions, and recommendations for practice shifts.