Across communities in the U.S., many of our community partners have been participating in Welcoming Week, which runs through Sept. 17. It’s a concerted way to celebrate human connection by getting to know our neighbors of all backgrounds.
One such organization is Catholic Social Services in Alaska. Working with their Refugee Assistance & Immigration Services program helped Suliman Abdalla, a refugee who arrived in Alaska 10 years ago from Lebanon, start a new life that included a career at Providence.
At Providence, our Mission especially calls us to serve those who are poor and vulnerable, and our values drive us to respect the inherent dignity of every individual. That’s why we stand in solidarity with people who are homeless, those experiencing poverty and hunger, and immigrants and refugees seeking a better life by joining and contributing to our communities.
Providing our communities with holistic care and services that have a lasting impact is not something any organization can do alone. Providence proudly partners with trusted, like-minded organizations who share our commitment to making the world a better and healthier place to live. Thank you to all our partners for the important work you do.
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