While the greatest needs in Amarillo involve refugees, our scope is broader. Our linguistic strengths enable us to work with all immigrants, regardless of which category they fall under.
Our primary focus is on the ethnolinguistic communities which are primarily made up of refugees (as well as people who were at one time refugees before becoming citizens). This includes groups such as: Afghani, Burmese, Burundi, Chin (Burma), Congolese, Dinka (S. Sudan), Eritrean, Ethiopian, Kachin, Karen (Burma), Karenni (Burma), Iraqi, Iranian, Lao, Nuba (Sudan), Nuer (S. Sudan), Rwandan, Somali, Somali Bantu, and Vietnamese.