Dignity, Safety, and Hope
RAMP helps refugees bridge to a new life for a better future
RAMP assists vetted and documented refugee families and individuals who have fled their homes under threat of war or violence.
Since its founding in 2016, RAMP has supported 22 adults and 21 children from Syria, Afghanistan, and El Salvador. Thirteen are now U.S. citizens and two are serving in the military.
What we do
Housing
Livelihood
Services
Finding affordable, suitable housing with the availability, accessibility, and space for a new start.
Services
Livelihood
Services
Providing critical services such as ESL, transportation to and from important appointments, to navigating available medical and social services.
Community
Livelihood
Livelihood
Supporting cultural and contextual orientation, assistance with school enrollment process, and access to local community groups.
Livelihood
Livelihood
Livelihood
Building a sustainable framework through assistance in employment searches as well as teaching financial literacy and budgeting skills.
What's new
Welcoming our 11th Family!
Volunteer Spotlight: Jackie Bay
Volunteer Spotlight: Jackie Bay
A family of four from El Salvador arrived in October 2023. Our first family from Latin America, the children are enrolled in school and their mother has found a job. All are receiving English language tutoring and building their life in Morris County.
Volunteer Spotlight: Jackie Bay
Volunteer Spotlight: Jackie Bay
Volunteer Spotlight: Jackie Bay
Jackie Bay has been a family coordinator for two families and her relationships with them have become very personal. Jackie says she's had innumerable volunteer roles in her life, but this is the best one she's ever had. "It's a real human connection. You get to participate in the highlights of people's lives."
"There are so many problems in the world that I can't solve, but I can make a big difference to these families."