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The Alabama Interfaith Refugee Partnership (ALIRP) is a 501c3 non-profit organization based in Birmingham, Alabama. ALIRP is a diverse coalition of community members, interfaith religious leaders and laypersons, as well as representatives of other community groups, who have come together for the purpose of supporting refugees and asylum seekers through direct assistance, education, and advocacy.
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ALIRP is Hiring!
We are recruiting for a half-time Bilingual Case Manager/Administrator who speaks Spanish and English. The Case Manager will provide support to the Director, President, and Board. They will also provide direct support case management to ALIRP Partner families and oversee case management services provided by Direct Support Committee volunteers to ALIRP Partners. Apply by April 1 to be considered. |
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This proposed rule would limit access to asylum and prevent people from pursuing their right to seek safety. We know that deterrence policies like this do not stop people from seeking safety, but rather forces them to seek safety through more dangerous means and prevents them from ever truly finding the safety they’re seeking. Take a stand for asylum seekers and tell the Biden Administration to withdraw this proposed rule by submitting a comment to the federal register by March 27, 2023.
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Purchase an ALIRP T-Shirt
ALIRP is selling merchandise as a part of our fall fundraising campaign. Incorporating ALIRP into your wardrobe is a great way to spread awareness of the work we do and the messages we stand behind. Check out our store using the button below to buy your new favorite t-shirt or sweatshirt! All proceeds directly benefit ALIRP and our partners. |
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Tell Congress to Pass the Afghan Adjustment Act! Afghans arriving in the U.S. and stranded in Afghanistan are still in danger. We must ensure our Afghan neighbors can rebuild their lives in safety & with dignity. Tell Congress to pass the Afghan Adjustment Act Now! |
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The Alabama Interfaith Refugee Partnership stands in solidarity with the brave people of Ukraine, and encourages all to find ways to help provide humanitarian aid to the nearly 2 million people who have already fled for their safety.
The Uniting for Ukraine (U4U) program "provides a pathway for Ukrainian citizens and their immediate family members who are outside the United States to come to the United States and stay temporarily in a two-year period of parole. Ukrainians participating in Uniting for Ukraine must have a supporter in the United States who agrees to provide them with financial support for the duration of their stay in the United States." The Birmingham Inspiritus Refugee Resettlement agency is able to offer assistance to Ukrainians who come to Birmingham under the U4U program. Services offered include employment and early self-sufficiency, information and referral, and social adjustment. For information please contact Elizabeth.Kurtz@weinspirit.org. |
