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Their past was a nightmare. For many refugees, the Dream Center offers hope.

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Apr 6
Written by Aleia Mariel
DelegateIsabel Kayembe
Aleia Mariel
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Refugee Congress Delegate Isabel Kayembe has been helping community members in Rhode Island during the COVID-19 crisis by delivering needed food & supplies as part of her work with @RefugeeDream.

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If you have the mental energy to use this #lockdown period to take up or practice a skill, do think about using @NaTakallam to learn a language.

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