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New Americans




               These services provide sponsorship of refugees and assistance   through the federal Match Grant program, with funding adjust-        Child and Family
               with resettlement and job placement, in conjunction with Lu-    ed annually. Program enrollees are eligible for food stamps and
               theran Immigration and Refugee Services (LIRS) and Episco-      Medicaid, but not cash assistance from welfare. In addition, the
               pal Migration Ministries (EMM). After resettlement, the focus   center operates a state funded comprehensive employment pro-
               is to achieve self-sufficiency at 180 days. This is accomplished   gram for refugees served beyond the 180 days.





                                                           New Americans
                   Program                                Program Outcomes            Target     2016
                   Outcomes                          Self-sufficiency rate at 180 days for those in the   65%  92%
                                                            Match Grant program.

                                                         Employment rate for those in the   50%  49%
                                                      comprehensive employment program.
                                                       Once employed, client will maintain   70%  71%
                                                         employment for at least 90 days.
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                                                                       Persons Served









               Persons served represents those served by all programs. Samaritas settled 1,588 individuals in 2016.




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