Programs

Programs

Accessible Programs
Through MART & Kansas Office for Refugees (KSOR)

Learn more about the Kansas Office for Refugees (KSOR):

KSOR Program Information

Employability
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EMP services are provided to the Office of Refugee Resettlement eligible population to achieve long-term employment and financial stability for themselves and their families. ​

Refugee Medical Assistance
​RMA is an insurance program for a period of twelve (12) months for refugees who are ineligible for the Children’s Health Insurance Program, Medicaid, or any other public or private insurance. *In 2025, this has reduced to 4 months instead of 12 months.*

English Language Training
​English Language Training (ELT) is a program vital to ensuring the successful integration of refugees within the United States. Refugees are only eligible for ELT if enrolled in the Employability Services program.

Refugee Medical Screening
The MS program, in partnership with local healthcare providers, health departments, and Resettlement Agencies, provides a comprehensive health screening exam, including a mental health screening, to all new refugee arrivals.

Refugee Cash Assistance
​The RCA program ensures that refugees and other Office of Refugee Resettlement-eligible populations who are not eligible for Temporary Assistance for Needy Families or other cash assistance programs and who are not yet self-sufficient have direct financial assistance based on income eligibility for a period no greater than twelve (12) months. *Only 7,500 refugees are slated to enter the United States in 2025.*

Adjustments and Referrals
​The Adjustment and Referrals (A&R) program is designed for refugees who do not require extensive case management. Through the A&R program Resettlement Agencies can refer clients to the services which may help ease resettlement.

Refugee Health Promotion/Mental Health Initiative
​The Kansas Office for Refugee supports refugees’ physical & mental health education through the Refugee Health Promotion (RHP) program. The RHP program is a partnership between the Kansas Office for Refugees, local healthcare providers, and resettlement agencies.