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Help with housing and employment!

Our network connects newly arrived immigrants and refugees with compassionate landlords and employers to assist with the transition of resettlement.

Landlord Network

The IWNJC partners with compassionate landlords, families, and mentors in conversation over rental agreements so misconceptions about either party can be deconstructed, so constructive and equal agreements can be found and made. This collaborative effort plays a pivotal role in providing necessary, safe, and welcoming housing for the individuals and families of the IWNJC services in need.

Please complete this form if you are a landlord

Please complete this form if you are suggesting a landlord

Employer Network

IThe IWNJC engages with enthusiastic employers that are open to hiring immigrants and refugees with limited English proficiency who have chosen Johnson County as their new residence. We understand how difficult it can be to find employment for those with limited English skills, but the IWNJC knows that an inclusive workforce brings a stronger economy. That’s why the IWNJC assists with language translation during workplace orientation and matches a community member with the newly hired employee for a full day of on-the-job training in a language they can understand.

Members

Employer Network Form