| Our mission | The mission of the International Institute of New England is to create opportunities for refugees and immigrants to succeed through resettlement, education, career advancement and pathways to citizenship. |
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Education Services SupportThe ESOL Support Program includes tutoring and classroom aide opportunities.Community Services SupportThe Community Drives Program offers community members the opportunity to support our work remotely by participating and/or organizing Welcome Kit collections and seasonal drives in support of IINE’s students, clients, and programs.Group VolunteerGroups who take part in special projects do so under the guidance of the volunteer and program managers. Projects target specific, identified needs by site.Employment Services SupportThe Employment Support Program includes weekly Workforce Orientation Workshop and quarterly Mock Interview Day events, and Mock Interview Prep sessions for one-to-one coaching prior to Mock Interview Day events. |
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| How you help | Each year the professional staff at IINE rely on hundreds of local volunteers to help us deliver quality services to IINE’s beneficiaries, including education, employment, and community services. |
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| About us | The International Institute of New England has been welcoming refugees and immigrants to Massachusetts and New Hampshire for nearly a century. In 2018, The International Institute of New England offered humanitarian relief, English language learning, employment, skills training, and citizenship programs to more than 1,799 people from 66 different countries. The Institute has also invested in the revitalization of local communities throughout New England by receiving, supporting, educating, training, and job placing an ambitious and diverse workforce. |
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