Ever moved to a new city and experienced how disorienting it can be? Now imagine you’re in a new country with a new language and everything is different.
ECOSS’ New Arrivals Program helps immigrants and refugees bridge the knowledge and cultural gaps they face in their new home.
Bhutanese New Arrivals participants spoke with ECOSS’ Allan Kafley about seeing the source of their drinking water on a Cedar River Watershed tour.
By hiring from the communities we serve, we meet people where they are and in their language to introduce them to healthy fishing practices, water quality issues, green cleaning and more.
This program is generously supported by the Satterberg Foundation.
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