Deported People Assistance Program (DPAP)
Refugee IA introduced its Deported People Assistance Program (DPAP) as a response to the plethora of people who have remained in the states illegally over the years, who have or will have found themselves deported or deportable and often in very precarious, unbalanced, cash-strapped, unfamiliar and even dangerous or life-threatening situations that no decent human-being would even wish for his/her worst enemy.
Many immigrants from all walks of life who have emigrated to the U.S. as visitors, refugees or otherwise, have simply become too accustomed to the ways of developed especially since most haven't been able to travel. Consequently, many may experience mental distress, and some may even end their lives if they don't find any financial or emotional support. Moreover, due to of emotional, financial or legal support many have (or will have) been deported to unfamiliar and underdeveloped countries (when facing the best-of-two-evils options), which further exacerbates their situation.
Unless you're a heartless person, this issue does not need a lot of elaboration. In other words, if you have any ounce of empathy in your heart at all, simply PITCH IN via our web site and unlike other large organizations, our administrative costs will not "consume" most of your donations. Thus, we intend to have most of it go towards assisting those who can prove that they are truly in need.
MANY DEPORTED OR DEPORTABLE PEOPLE NEED:
Psychotherapy
Legal or Document Preparation Support
Emotional Support
Financial Support
Communication Assistance to Connect them with their Loved Ones.
Etc.
We have created a system not only to help DPAP participants tap into the above services but also coordinate efforts to make both existing and newly created resources available to them.
We'll continue to work hand-in-hand with other organizations to assist people in the best possible way. Thus, if you're in a position to PITCH IN, please do!
If you are in charge of an organization that has no experience with this type of situation. Refugee IA has access to highly skilled multilingual people from various cultures who are passionate about assisting people who are in this type of unfortunate situation. Needless to say, we welcome most worthwhile collaborative efforts toward this type of mission.
If you know of any particular person who is in dire need, please have them contact us via:
Refugee IA
ATTN: DPAP Team
WhatsApp: +1.407.955.3534
Email: info@PracticesRescue.com
1200 Goodlette Franklin RD N.
# 7154
Naples, Florida 34101
This article was written and edited by Dr. Pete Lorins on Behalf of Refugee IA.
"In the End, We'll Remember the Silence of Our Friends More." ~ Dr. King







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