Organization
Refugee Womens Alliance
Seattle, WAMission
Part 1: to promote inclusion, independence, personal leadership, and strong communities. - Part 3: rewa is a non-profit, multi-ethnic organization that promotes inclusion, independence, personal leadership, and strong communities by providing refugee and immigrant women and their families with culturally and linguistically appropriate services. Rewa advocates for social justice, public policy changes, and equal access to services while respecting cultural values and the right to self-determination.
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Website: http://WWW.REWA.ORG
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Phone: 2067210243
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Principal Officer: MAHNAZ KOUROURIAN ESHETU
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EINEIN: 911296964
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Revenue: $14,415,625
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Assets: $24,041,654
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Expenses: $13,387,761
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Refugee Womens Alliance
4008 mlk jr way
Seattle,
WA
98108
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Family empowerment program assists families in making successful transitions to life in the u.S. And integrating into american society. Rewa's bilingual case managers work one-on-one with clients to break down barriers and help them thrive by providing information and resources such as job skills training, job search, nutrition, healthcare, government benefits, and childcare. 590 individuals received case management and social services support for basic needs. 439 individuals received employment services and 177 found jobs with a 75% retention rate after 3 months. In 2021, rewa welcomed 185 students to online and in-person english classes. We launched the health care advancement program to train rewa clients for jobs in the medical field and we distributed 107 laptops along with literacy training, to help families stay connected to education and community.
Early learning centers in beacon hill, rainier valley, and lake city served 217 multicultural families using a bilingual and bicultural curriculum. We are naccp accredited, offering small classroom environment, and supportive services through family advocates.
Rewa's domestic violence program provided 710 invididuals (women, men, and transgender persons) with domestic violence support, from obtaining protection orders and other legal services, to finding transitional housing, job training, food assistance, and counseling.