Journey of Hope Future Interest Form - EFCC Global Outreach Weekend
If you are interested in getting notified about different ways to volunteer to help Refugees and Asylum Seekers please fill out the form below.
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Prayer
Once per month we send an email out with  prayer requests for the JOH ministry.
This email includes the following types of prayer requests:
• Specific needs for refugee/asylum seeking families that we are working with.
• Needs of our partners the we collaborate with in San Diego.
• Upcoming events.
• Our leadership team
• and more....

One-Time Events/Donations
These are great ways to engage with Refugees and Asylum seekers on a one-time event basis. 
Here are some examples of these types of events:
• Welcome basket packing event.
• Participating in a picnic with a Refugee family
• Visit the home of an Asylum seeker family with a Team Leader
• Serve at the annual Christmas Party
• Donate funds or supplies for the above events

Recurring Volunteer Options
These are great ways to engage with Refugees and Asylum seekers on a weekly or monthly basis. These volunteer positions may require a background check, additional training and a 3 to 6 month commitment. Here are some examples of these types of options:
• Tutoring for school children
• Men's English as a Second Language Tutoring
• Weekly walking together
• Driving Classes
Good Neighbor Team (Refugees & Asylum Seekers)

What is a Good Neighbor Team?

A Good Neighbor Team (GNT) is a group of 5 to 10 people from a local church that partners with Journey of Hope and World Relief SoCal to welcome and walk alongside one refugee or asylum seeking family.

Teams work with  Journey of Hope and World Relief to support the refugee family’s initial resettlement or secondary migration.

Our goal is for each refugee or asylum seeker that arrives in the San Diego area to feel the warm welcome of the local church and community.

What is the time commitment?

It is a 6-month commitment in which at least one member of the team visits the family at least once per week.

What are the main responsibilities?

Areas of support often include household furnishing collection, apartment set-up, airport welcome, education mentor, ESL practice, health advocate, and job coach. Mainly, it is assisting in assimilating the family supporting them as they navigate their new life here.

You would be required to fill out an application and go through GNT Training with World Relief.

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