.Refugee Dream Center works tirelessly to help refugees create community and connect families and children with needed supports. Their work is vital to #RI and we were honored to present their founder and Exec Dir with the 1st 2025 RI KIDS COUNT #RIFactbook. 👏🏾👏🏾

The Refugee Dream Center thanks The Wheeler School for their donation of 30 baskets of essential toiletries! The need for vital supplies is ongoing, and we appreciate every contribution. For inquiries about making a donation, call 401-300-0544 or email [email protected]

Tonight, The Accidental Sisters will be hosting a concert at the Central Baptist Church at 99 Narragansett Ave in Jamestown, RI at 7pm! All proceeds will benefit RDC women and children. Attendance to the concert is free, but donations would be greatly appreciated. See you there!

Refugee Dream Center Executive Director, Teddi Jallow, speaks on federal immigration policy and how a chance meeting on the road inspired her to pursue a different path in life. Please read the full Q&A with Rhode Island Monthly at the link below: rimonthly.com/qa-teddi-jallo…

Refugee Dream Center will be closed on Monday, May 26th for Memorial Day to honor those who have served. We will reopen for normal hours on Tuesday, May 27th.

RDC is seeking bicycle donations for our youth program! Bike's are not only great exercise, but a way to get around the city during the summer. If you are not able to donate, sharing this post would be appreciated! Please call 401-300-0544 with any questions.

We are 23 days away until the 2025 World Refugee Day Celebration at RDC! Mark your calendars to come enjoy the food, music, and performances. We are still in need of volunteers, if you would like to help out please email [email protected] or call 401-300-0544.

We are under 3 weeks away from Refugee Dream Center's World Refugee Day Celebration on June 21st! We are still looking for volunteers to help out, if you are interested please email [email protected] or call 401-300-0544.

We are under 3 weeks away from Refugee Dream Center's World Refugee Day Celebration on June 21st! We are still looking for volunteers to help out, if you are interested please email [email protected] or call 401-300-0544.

RDC Youth Coordinator, Night Jean, works with members of The Refugee Youth Program to assist them in exploring colleges. When the advisors at Providence public schools are overwhelmed, Night Jean intervenes to make sure our youth have a solid plan for their future. #youth

We are almost two weeks away from the 2025 World Refugee Day Celebration at RDC! Mark your calendars to come enjoy the food, music, and performances. We still need of volunteers, if you would like to help out please email [email protected] or call 401-300-0544.

Only 15 days to go until we celebrate our countries refugee community at the 2025 World Refugee Day Celebration at Refugee Dream Center. Come celebrate the achievements and determination of our community members with food, cultural performances, crafts, and more! #WorldRefugeeDay

ONLY 10 DAYS AWAY from the 2025 World Refugee Day Celebration Event at Refugee Dream Center. Stop by 747 Broad Street from 11-3 to enjoy food, cultural performances, music, games, vendors, and more! See you there! #WorldRefugeeDay

We are almost one week away from the 2025 World Refugee Day Celebration Event at Refugee Dream Center. Stop by 747 Broad Street from 11-3 to enjoy food, cultural performances, music, games, vendors, and more! See you there! #WorldRefugeeDay

Today, Sam from Moses Brown School delivered a donation of 17 Lenovo Chromebooks to be used in the computer classes at RDC. Many refugees come to us with little understanding of how to operate a computer, and we are incredibly grateful to MB for donating these essential resources.

This Father's Day, we would like to highlight one of our case workers, Noorulhaq Sadeqi. He has quite the story, and we are proud to share his journey. Happy Father's day to all the dads out there.

We were happy to table and support Refugee Dream Center for World Refugee Day this past weekend. It was a wonderful celebration of the strength of our refugee neighbors and of the many cultures that make up our community!

The Refugee Dream Center provides English classes at three different levels, available four days a week. Each class helps our community members progress in their language skills and achieve self-sufficiency within the community.

"We are their family". Executive Director Teddi Jallow and Refugee Dream Center was recently featured in an article by The Sun Chronicle. Please read the full article at the link below: thesunchronicle.com/news/local_new…

The Intercultural Women's Group is a program that consists of a group of refugee women from various cultures who engage in activities with volunteers that alleviate social isolation, reduce domestic violence, and increase access to ESL, health education, and other services.