Curated Refugee Health Resources by Language

One-page sheet describes vaccinations that adults need

Monthly gathering for Afghan women focused on a wide range of health topics and providing a supportive environment to build community.

A short video describing the different levels of healthcare in the US.

This animated YouTube playlist, available in 14 languages, follows a refugee family caring for their newborn in the U.S. From car seat safety to pediatric visits and vaccines, it highlights key health steps in a baby’s first year. With warm narration and real-life concerns, the video helps parents feel confident in their care—and gives providers a multilingual, trusted way to support early childhood health and family connection.

Vaccine Information Sheet

This suite of clinical decision support tools is designed to embed in EHR systems and provide clinicians with up-to-date CDC guidance and CareRef recommendations, using order sets and associated documentation templates.

Getting enough sleep is essential to health and well-being. How much sleep your body needs changes as you age. This graphic shows how much sleep your family members need to feel their best.

Upon completing this course, participants will be able to: • Describe key historical, political, and cultural experiences of Afghan newcomers • Name major ethnic groups in Afghanistan and recognize considerations for mitigating interethnic tension • Describe factors that affect communication and name effective ways of working with Dari and Pashto interpreters • Describe common social, cultural, and religious characteristics among Afghans • Recognize key gender-sensitive considerations in case management with Afghan newcomer clients • Employ knowledge of trauma-informed approaches to foster greater trust with Afghan newcomer clients

3 pilot sessions with variety of different navigators will start March-April 2024. Space to provide training to 30 navigators. Would like to reach people around US and in CO. Would like national representation and good mix of different communities

IWK Health in Canada has created fact sheets in English and French that detail different aspects of car seat safety. This fact sheet explains how to safely install and use a rear-facing car seat, tips for using an rear-facing car seat, and how to know when a child is ready to move to a different car seat type.

Curated resources for cultural integration

SettleIn held a facebook web session for a series on understanding taxes in the U.S

This Settle In Help Center article provides essential information on tuberculosis (TB) and latent TB infection (LTBI). It explains how TB spreads, the risks of untreated infection, and the importance of testing and treatment—even when symptoms are not present. Ideal for both newcomers and providers, it serves as a valuable resource for promoting informed and respectful healthcare interactions.

By the end of this session, you will be able to: Describe U.S. healthcare coverage options and health-related benefits available to newcomers, including Refugee Medical Assistance, Medicaid, and others. Name key U.S. health services available to newcomers, including domestic medical screening, primary care, and others.

A blog post that offers tips for service providers on assisting clients with transportation, interpretation, and competing demands.

By the end of this webinar, you will be able to: Define “Afghan newcomers” and recognize the events that have led to their displacement; Name basic cultural guidelines related to “do’s” and “don’ts” when interacting with Afghan clients; Name expectations and misconceptions about resettlement services in the United States that you may encounter among Afghan clients; and Communicate with the Afghan newcomers more effectively using provided tips and guidelines.