New American Pathways is an Atlanta-based nonprofit that helps refugees from the moment they arrive in Georgia through their journey to citizenship.
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This World Refugee Day, join New AP and our community partners in celebrating the cultures, voices, and communities that make our city stronger.
Come gather with us as we honor the strength and contributions of refugee communities.
June 20, 2026.Refuge Coffee – Clarkston 10 AM – 2 PM
Watch the latest From The Desk with CEO Paedia Mixon as she talks about the changes to the refugee social safety net, what New AP is doing to support this community, and what you can do to help: youtube.com/shorts/RzGi6...
At New American Pathways, we believe strong communities are built when people feel safe, respected, and seen for who they are.
We recognize and celebrate the diversity that makes our communities stronger and reaffirm our commitment to creating spaces of belonging for all new Americans.
Atlanta! Save the Date for this years Red, White, and Do celebration! Let's celebrate the power of collective action! This year we have a new location and earlier date!
Welcome to Good News.
In a world that often focuses on challenges, we want to make space for something else: progress.
Every month, we'll share a few stories that remind us why this work matters. Join us in celebrating these Good News moments.
We're proud to recognize Mustafa for his dedication to New American Pathways' Community Education Program.
Over the past 6 months, he contributed 300+ volunteer hours as our Data and Digital Organizer Intern, helping programs run smoothly behind the scenes. Thank you for your hard work and impact!
School starts with more than a classroom—it starts with having the tools to succeed.
From June 1 through July 27, we're collecting backpacks and school supplies for refugee and immigrant students across Metro Atlanta.
Wishlist: www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/...
Sarita and Kumari turned their love for Nepali street food and culture into @bobasgoodies, a refugee-owned business built on resilience, community, and generational dreams. This #AAPIHeritageMonth, we’re celebrating entrepreneurs whose stories and cultures help strengthen communities across Georgia.
We loved seeing CBS Atl highlight Raphael, a former New AP client, and the community support that helped him rebuild in Clarkston.
What started with a donated bicycle helped Raphael get to work, support his family, and eventually purchase a car of his own. A reminder of how community changes lives.
The need is urgent.
Each box costs about $50 to fill and makes a direct impact on a family in our community.
email [email protected] to schedule!
Prefer to give directly?
Text SNAPBACK to 41444 to donate.
