Sanctuary of Care Foundation exists to empower refugees and humanitarian entrant families as they rebuild their lives in the United States — through compassionate, comprehensive stabilization services that promote health, safety, dignity, and long-term self-sufficiency.
We serve individuals and families who have fled war, persecution, and humanitarian crises — addressing the critical gaps that often remain after initial resettlement assistance ends.
Through individualized case management, care coordination, stabilization assistance, and connections to healthcare, housing, education, employment, and community resources, we help families navigate complex systems and overcome barriers to stability.
Recovery extends beyond immediate safety. We support the whole family through a continuum of care that fosters resilience, restores opportunity, and strengthens community integration.
Federal resettlement support is time-limited. Long after it ends, families are still learning new systems, new languages, and a new country — often alone.
Each service builds on the next — closing the gaps that remain after resettlement assistance ends, and supporting the whole family on the road to independence.
Individualized, one-on-one support navigating complex systems — from benefits and legal documentation to school enrollment and medical referrals.
Rent and utility support, groceries, and essential household items that carry a family through moments of acute financial strain.
Warm connections to primary care, mental health support, and specialty providers — with interpretation at every appointment.
Guidance toward safe, affordable housing, and support enrolling children and adult learners in the right schools and language programs.
Workforce navigation, resume support, and interview preparation that connects skills and resilience to real opportunity.
Cultural orientation, mentorship, and community events that restore belonging and strengthen ties to a new home.
Our work is guided by one belief: every person deserves the opportunity to live with dignity, achieve self-sufficiency, and contribute meaningfully to their new community. Here's where a gift goes to work.
One-time or monthly, every gift is put directly to work through our continuum of care.
Our team is ready to help refugee and humanitarian entrant families take their next step.
Request AssistanceMentor a family, help with airport pickups, tutor a student, or lend a hand at a donation drive. Tell us your interests below and our volunteer coordinator will follow up.
Businesses, congregations, schools, and civic groups can partner with us on housing, employment, and in-kind donations. Reach out and we'll set up a conversation.
We're planning our next volunteer orientation and community welcome event. Sign up below and we'll notify you as soon as a date is set.
We serve refugees, asylees, humanitarian parolees, and other humanitarian entrants who have arrived in the United States, particularly those who need support after initial resettlement assistance has ended.
No. All case management, stabilization assistance, and referral services are provided free of charge to the families we serve.
Fill out the request form in the "Get Help" section below, or call our office directly. A case manager will follow up within a few business days.
Donations fund direct services such as case management, transportation, interpretation, and stabilization assistance, as well as the operational costs required to sustain our programs.
Use the form in the "Get Involved" section above to tell us about your interests, and our volunteer coordinator will reach out with next steps.
Fill out the form below and a case manager will contact you. If you need to reach us directly, call or email using the information provided.
Phone: (281) 698-0736
Email: info@sanctuaryofcarefoundation.org
Office hours: Monday–Friday, 9am–5pm
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