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Our ImpactSince our inception in 2021, MART has been a cornerstone of hope and support in Manhattan. We've proudly welcomed over 200 individuals, providing them with essential resources ranging from housing to employment. Our transition to a broader mission has allowed us to touch the lives of countless others, preparing us to assist refugees from diverse global backgrounds. With the community's unwavering support, we've made significant strides in ensuring every refugee feels at home in Manhattan. Through dedicated services, community integration programs, and continuous advocacy, we're not just resettling individuals; we're reshaping futures.
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What's New?
With Help, Afghan Refugees Make a Home in Manhattan, KansasMay 20, 2023
In Manhattan, residents work across factions to welcome Afghans displaced by the Taliban’s takeover of their country. Sparked by a collaboration between two veterans, the Manhattan Afghan Resettlement Team is bringing together civic, religious and nonprofit leaders around a common purpose – assisting refugees seeking resettlement by keeping a promise made through unique bonds forged in war. But addressing long-term challenges, including finding permanent housing for refugees, will require continued collaboration. |
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Home on the Range: Part 1December 25, 2022
Re-settled Afghans make Kansas community home; local housing authority leader helps to remind us all of the transformative power of our shared American Dream by Brian Handshy, HUD Region VII, Public Affairs Officer This series reflects on the crucial work being done to help resettle Afghan allies through the United States government's Operation Allies Welcome (OAW). Part I focuses on introducing a few of the Afghan nationals who safeguarded our U.S. troops down range and how local U.S. government partners are rising to the occasion to help with job assistance, housing, education and making safe those that have been able to flee Afghanistan. |