The Resettlement Partnership

Creating sustainable housing pathways for refugees

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The Resettlement Partnership (TRP) is a collaborative partnership of local faith communities, resettlement service providers, volunteers, other non-profits, and community leaders that exists to aid forcibly displaced people to begin a new life in the Newburyport, MA area and achieve self-sufficiency by providing ongoing support services and long-term housing pathways.

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WBUR/NPR “All Things Considered” July 25, 2024

“[The work of TRP] is a story to be told, to be highlighted

and to be replicated.”

- Cristina Aguilera Sandoval, Executive Director,

Office for Refugees and Immigrants

Who We Are

TRP is a collaborative partnership of local faith communities, resettlement support service providers, volunteers, non-profits, and local community leaders that exists to aid forcibly displaced people to begin a new life in the Newburyport, MA, area and achieve self-sufficiency by providing ongoing support services and long-term housing pathways.

What We Do

We work collaboratively and effectively for the resettlement of forcibly displaced persons through local community organizing in relationship with resettlement partners to create pathways and systemic change for successful resettlement through creative long-term housing solutions.

How You Can Join Us

The most effective and direct way to support TRP’s work is through donation—whether you’re an individual, business, or grant-making body, funds donated go directly to creating refugee housing as we are a volunteer organization. There are also many ways to volunteer and personally support refugees in our area if you are local. And if you are a refugee support services provider or resettlement agency, we want to hear from you, learn from one another, and work together in whatever way we can.

Media Coverage.

"It's absolutely wonderful ... a story to be told, to be highlighted, and to be replicated."

Listen to the full story from NRP/WBUR’s “All Things Considere,” here.
"I will never forget their assistance, their support and their help."

Listen to the full story from NPR/WBUR’s “All Things Considered,” here.
"We have a unique moral imperative to care for them in any way we can."

Watch the story from ABC’s the Chronicle here.
"If we find our own home and we have a house, then we'll be relaxed that we reached our home and now our life can start."

Listen to the full story from NPR/WBUR’s “All Things Considered,” here.
“All our life depends on housing."

Read the full Associated Press story here.