COVID-19 Response

The Agency for New Americans' office will be closed over the next two weeks to support our communities in minimizing the spread of COVID-19. We will continue to support new American families with essential services during this period of time.

​To contact us, please leave a message at 208-955-0160. All messages will be directed to the appropriate staff member within 48 hours. 

We are proud of our communities for joining us in taking preventative measures, thank you!
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RESETTLEMENT. SELF-SUFFICIENCY. INTEGRATION.

Here to Serve

​The Agency for New Americans (ANA) is here to help refugees achieve self-sufficiency in their new lives by providing the skills, education, and support necessary during their resettlement period.
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Our mission is to improve the educational, social and economic well-being of new Americans and communities in which they live by creating individual, agency and public/private partnerships. ​

Advocacy

Your voice matters! While Boise is a welcoming city for refugees, we still have work to do. Here are some ways you can stand up and advocate for refugees
  • Speak up: Welcome and advocate for refugees in your community whenever possible
  • Actions speak more than words: Call or send letters to you local, state, and federal legislators in support for refugees
 ​For more information, visit the Refugee Council  USA's Advocacy Guide.




​Refugees Welcome T-Shirts

​ Refugees Welcome Here T-shirts are in! 

​Make a statement with your shirt and support ANA. Buy them here!

​You can pick your new shirt up at ANA's office during regular business hours.

Building Community

​The community of Boise, Idaho has made a commitment to welcoming refugees through its impressive Refugee Resource Strategic Community Plan.

​Episcopal Migration Ministries' affiliate partners at the Agency for New Americans have partnered with city agencies, transportation officials, health care providers and many other stakeholders to adopt a model of communication and creative problem solving that is benefiting the entire community.

REACH Youth Mentoring Program

​The Refugees Empowered to Achieve (REACH) Program gives our community the unique opportunity to mentor refugee youth ages 15-24 on a consistent basis.

As a mentor, you commit to spending 4-6 hours per month during which you help your mentee work towards reaching their educational and vocational goals.
We are currently recruiting both Mentors and Mentees for the project.

For more information, visit our REACH Youth Mentor page or fill out an online application.

New Americans in Boise

The city of Boise is a welcoming community made up of a beautifully diverse population. For years, it has served as a safe harbor for refugees, not only as a destination on their long journey to find asylum, but also as a place to call home.

Read about our clients' journeys on our blog, New Americans of Boise.