Majur Malou is the
Executive Director of the Program and manages the day-to-day services.
He works with recent arrivals to help them in their registration needs – medical,
school enrollment, driving licenses, those in difficulty with official
organizations and who do not understand their situation. He is a key
figure in helping to explain the American Culture to the refugee community
and in easing many of the misunderstandings that arise.
Nadia is the family outreach case-worker
and makes home visits to ensure that newly-arrived families have their
basic housing and food needs met. For longer-established families she
seeks out problem areas such as: no food for the children during the
fourth week of the month, the need to arrange for medical and other
personal visits for women and children, and provides social and management
counseling for family members. She is the “detector” for
problems that have not surfaced.
The two staff members help volunteers to collect donated furniture, bedding,
household goods, blankets and clothing from all over the San Diego County
and to deliver the supplies to newly-rented apartments and to longer-established
families that need new supplies.

