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Under the blazing Texas sun, the kids, teenagers and young adults square off in two lines with a 4-foot-tall soccer ball in between, tantalizing them.

"Numbers 10 and 11," a camp counselor's voice rings out. "Go!"

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Sharing Culture

The Somali Bantu Women hear their native language for the 1st time in an audio recording, Maay Maay, in the viewing of the Jesus Film in January of 2007.

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Volunteer

Send a refugee child to Hidden Acres for Summer camp for 2008!
Make a donation of $200 to Refugee Resources, Inc and send to:

Refugee Resources Inc
9310 Forest Lane
#348-499
Dallas, Texas 75243

To make a credit card donation, you may call or contact Alysa Marx at
214.934.1686 - phone
214.343.3352 - fax
RefugeeResources@aol.com

Serve Refugees

To inquire about various ways in which to serve refugee families please email Alysa Marx

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Contact Information

Alysa Marx: President
9310 Forest Lane
#348-499
Dallas, Texas 75243
214.934.1686 phone
214.343.3352 fax
RefugeeResources@aol.com

Education

Education is important to all people. Refugees are linked to English as a Second Language, GED, and various classes in the community to support cultural education.

Often times, refugees arrive in the United States from all professions (teachers, doctors, and nurses) and need to gain certifications in their field to work. Refugee Resource, Inc. assists in this process.

<--This family is all engaged in English as a Second Language Training