Hias Inc.

Filing Period

Jan 1, 2012 to Dec 31, 2012

Signed

Jul 10, 2014

Return Version

2012v2.1

Gross Receipts

$46,480,481

Mission

Major Activities

Activity 2

See schedule 02.in the u.s., hias coordinates and funds refugee resettlement activities in conjunction with our national network of 30 affiliates. These activities, which are supported by the u.s. Government, private foundations, and individual donors, help current and former hias clients establish new lives in the u.s., integrate into american society, and gain citizenship. In 2012, hias resettled 2,356 refugees in the u.s., a 15% increase over the prior year. Our programs include:the reception and placement program, which processes family reunification refugee applications, facilitates the placement of refugees in specific localities, provides for their travel, ensures the provision of basic necessities, and offers essential case management services during the first 30-90 days after their arrival in the u.s.the preferred communities program provides enhanced case management services to refugees at highest risk in participating locations for up to five years after their arrival in the u.s.the citizenship program aids selected hias affiliates in developing citizenship integration programs, including naturalization (citizenship) classes and application assistance. The legal services program provides or helps to secure legal representation for asylum seekers throughout the united states, including a living allowance through the hias-prins asylum program for asylum seekers who were scientists, scholars, artists or other types of professionals in their countries of origin and desire to continue or rebuild their career in the united states.in addition, hias provides technical assistance to our national network of resettlement affiliates on issues relating to development and implementation of the above programs and to immigration law.

Activity 3

See schedule 03.the matching grant program provides basic needs support, case management and intensive employment services to certain refugees resettled by the hias resettlement network for up to six months after their arrival in the united states. The goal of this program is to enable participating refugees to become economically self-sufficient through employment before the end of this six month period. Only those refugees deemed employable, and likely to become employed in this short time frame, are selected to participate in this program. In program year 2012, 651 refugees completed the program, and 78% were self-sufficient six months after their arrival in the u.s.

Filer

EIN

13-5633307