Immigration & Refugee Services
Ensuring safe placements for unaccompanied children
KDC is part of a network of agencies coordinating with Global Refuge to help reunite unaccompanied immigrant children with family or sponsors in the United States. Once they are reunited, we work with families to ensure that children are settled safely with the resources they need to heal and thrive.
The Safe Release program offers a comfortable, friendly place for family members and sponsors to receive fingerprinting required for background checks that ensure children are placed in a safe and secure home. Our bilingual staff aims to make this step fast and efficient, so families can more easily move through the reunification process.
The Home Study Post Release program involves home visits and case management services to the reunified and sponsor families to ensure that children have what they need to be safe and healthy after being released from federal custody. Our bilingual team of case managers connects families to critical community resources including health and mental health services, legal assistance, educational services, and more.
The program is supported by funding from the Department of Health and Human Services, Administration for Children and families, Office of Refugee Resettlement (ORR).
If you have questions, please contact us at cfalcon@kdc.org
Our Difference
KDC can serve unaccompanied migrant youth in MA, RI, CT, NH, ME and NY!
Services We Offer
We offer culturally appropriate and Trauma informed community-based case management services to migrant youth and their families.
Who We Support
KDC Home Study and Post Release Services Program is a closed referral program servicing migrant children under the age of 18 who arrived in the US without a parent or caregiver.
Staff Excellence
We see KDC as partners in the journeys of birth families, foster families, and the children we serve. With our range of clinical and community experience, KDC supports children in foster care at every stage of their development and ensures that foster parents are prepared to do the same.