List of Goods and Services to St Louis refugees

Intl Insitute St Louis ^

[Pollard]

the following link is to the pdf found at the url for the article iistl.org/pdf/good_services.pdf

Minimum Required Client Goods and Services Provided within 90 Days

Required Goods

Housing Unit Requirements:

Safe, sanitary and affordable housing
• Housing in accordance with locally accepted standards
• Appropriate number of bedrooms or sleeping areas
• Accessible emergency escape routes
• Fire extinguishers where required
• Working locks on all windows and outside doors
• Working smoke detectors
• Windows in working order
• Adequate heat, ventilation, lighting and hot/cold running water; electrical fixtures
• Stove, oven and refrigerator in good repair
• Bathroom with sink, flush toilet and shower or bath
• Easily accessible storage or disposal facility for garbage
• No evidence of current rodent or insect infestation
• To accommodate refugees with disabilities, to extent possible, housing should be free of barriers.

The following items should be provided:

• Bedding - bed frame and spring, and mattress appropriate for age and gender composition of family. Only married couples or small children of same sex may be expected to share beds.
• One set of drawers, shelves or other unit for clothing storage; unless closet has shelving.
• One kitchen table
• One kitchen chair per person
• One couch per family or equivalent seating, in addition to kitchen chairs
• One lamp per room, unless installed lighting is present
• One fork, knife, spoon per person
• One plate, bowl and cup per person
• At least one sauce pan, frying pan and baking dish
• Mixing/serving bowls
• One set of kitchen utensils
• Can opener
• Baby items as needed
• One towel per person
• One set of sheets and blankets for each bed
• One pillow and pillowcase for each person
• Alarm clock
• Paper, pens and/or pencils
• Light bulbs
• Dish soap
• Bathroom/kitchen cleaner
• Sponges or cleaning rags and/or paper towels
• Laundry detergent
• Two waste baskets
• Mop or broom
• Trash bags
• Toilet paper
• Shampoo Soap
• One toothbrush per person
• Toothpaste
• Personal hygiene items as appropriate
• Culturally appropriate ready to eat food, plus one day's worth of food supplies
• Food or food allowance at least equivalent to the food stamp allocation for family
• Continued food assistance until receipt of food stamps or family is able to provide food for self
• Appropriate amount of pocket money
• Appropriate seasonal clothing
• Transportation provided by the agency must be in compliance with local motor safety laws

Required Services

• For cases without a relative: home visit within 24 hours of arrival
• For cases with a relative: home visit within 5 calendar days of arrival
• Intake within 5 working days of arrival
• Housing and personal safety orientation with 5 working days
• Orientation on other topics within 30 days

Within the extent possible:

• Social security card application with 10 days of arrival
• Cash and medical assistance application within 7 days of arrival
• Food stamp application within 7 days of arrival
• School enrollment and registration for children within 30 days
• At least one additional home visit after initial visit, within 30 days of arrival
• Enroll in employment and ESL services within 10 working days
• Assist non-employable clients to enroll in other services within 10 working days
• Health assessment within 30 days
• Appropriate and timely medical care when needed
• Immunizations within 30 days of arrival
• Transportation to job training/job interviews as needed
• Information on permanent resident status
• Information on IOM loan payment
• Assessments and home visits for minors joining parents

[Pollard]

I found the above "Goods and Services" list by typing "St Louis refugee" into a search engine. Haven't tried any others or even looked this one over much. Interesting 'about' page. "Global Society"

[detective]

The tens of thousands of Muslims that Obama is paying to bring to the U.S. will all be getting taxpayer funded handouts.

[Roman_War_Criminal]

Just flying in more welfare queens that will help burn down Amerika once the cards stop working.

[Georgia Girl 2]

Bear in mind the adobe house they came from had almost none of that stuff.

[Vigilanteman]

Alarm clock?

Why is that on the list. It isn't like they have to get up and go to work or something.

[yoe]

The tens of thousands of Muslims that Obama is paying to bring to the U.S......

Pssssssst, they're here....

[ri4dc]

Alarm clock?

It’s not just a clock, it’s a human-made disaster device.

[Roman_War_Criminal]

Maybe they’re referring to the IPhone version?
I’m surprised they didn’t give them a damn Sam’s Club membership with $5,000 worth of prepaid cards.

[Organic Panic]

The only thing I could find available to a working American citizen was...

Pay up chumps!!!

[Pollard]

Some quotes;

We sponsored 65,000 Bosnians to St. Louis, why not 65,000 Syrian refugees?

Recently, Secretary of State John Kerry announced that in the coming year the US would sponsor 85,000 refugees, of which 15,000 would be Syrian; and the US will sponsor 100,000 refugees the following year, of which 30,000 will be Syrians. Then in mid-October Senator Dick Durbin of IL expressed his opinion publicly that the US should take a leadership position in Syrian resettlement by agreeing to sponsor 100,000 refugees in a multi-year process. In any case, no official number has been determined and Congress has not, at this point, allocated funds to resettle more than the 70,000 refugees which are part of our current annual commitment.

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Isn't that nice of Dick Turbin? Gee, those numbers don't look anything like what I've been seeing in the news.

from here http://www.iistl.org/Syria.html#Questions

[faithhopecharity]

Obammy is using the American taxpayers he hates so much to finance his IslamoNazi invasion of USA

[headstamp 2]

FOR LIFE

[sheana]

We used to have some older 3 bedroom, one bath homes that were okayed by the church to house nuns. Except for the personal items and food this is almost our list. We usually provided more than what was required but all they had to do was show up with their small bag and they were home. One of us would go by once a week or sometimes more to take their recycling, etc and see if they needed anything.
I’m sure our nuns were a lot cleaner and less needy than this bunch though. Lol

[Pollard]

Was this the reason for the 2008 mortgage deal? The Government needed houses? How many native born black people tried to buy a house back then and lost it? And now “refugees” live in them.

[Aut Pax Aut Bellum]

forgot:
-piles of taxpayer’s money
-vote democrat registration papers
-map to white girls to rape

[hal ogen]

They can use it to make b***s.

[SkyDancer]

Figure America will be totally gone in twenty years.

[Excellence]

Culturally appropriate ready to eat food

Yep, that’s what it says.

[Pollard]

From the State Dept. http://www.state.gov/r/pa/pl/249076.htm

The United States will admit 85,000 refugees from around the world in Fiscal Year 2016:

Roughly 34,000 will come from the Near East and South Asia (of which at least 10,000 will be from Syria);

• 25,000 from Africa;
• 13,000 from East Asia;
• 4,000 from Europe;
• 3,000 from Latin America and the Caribbean;

and An unallocated reserve of 6,000 will provide the flexibility needed to respond to emergent situations.

From GA dept HR Final.pdf

If the state refused to accept federal funds for the resettlement of refugees in Georgia, would the resettlement of refugees in Georgia cease?

No. Under the Refugee Act of 1980 (8 U.S.C. 1522)the Office of Refugee Resettlement (ORR) is responsible for providing benefits and services to current and newly arriving refugees resettled in the state through the State Department’s Reception and Placement Program, and to refugees who relocate to the state from elsewhere. In most states, the state government receives ORR funding to administer and oversee the refugee program. In states that do not operate a refugee assistance program, a not for-profit, non-governmental organization receives ORR funding to provide oversight and administer the program through an alternative model.

Do refugees automatically receive public assistance when refugees are resettled in Georgia?

Refugees arrive in the U.S. with legal resident status and are entitled to all of the rights afforded to other legal residents. Refugees have access to and are eligible for all services and public assistance that Georgians are entitled to as citizens and are held to the same eligibility guidelines.

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So basically, they found a way around the whole immigration thing. They're not immigrants, they're refugees. Really cuts down on the red tape. /s

[bgill]

Wow, that’s better than most US citizens.