Introduction: The High-Stakes Crisis of Release Winning release from an immigration detention facility is a massive victory for an asylum seeker, but it immediately triggers
Introduction: The Critical Window of Release Following World Day Against Trafficking in Persons, we are reminded that a secure home is the absolute strongest defense
We often think of charitable giving as a year-end activity, packed into the hectic weeks between Thanksgiving and New Year’s Eve. However, for organizations working
Volunteerism can turn goodwill into practical change, especially when organizations are serving people in vulnerable situations. ELOI encourages people to get involved through service,
Introduction: The Gap Between Release and Stability When a New American is finally released from a detention center, or when their time at an immigrant
Introduction: The “After” Problem Recovery is a miracle. Every young person who successfully completes a drug rehab program in the US has fought a heroic
At ELOI , we don’t believe in “one-size-fits-all” volunteering. We believe that every person—from a high school student to a retired professional—has a unique set
When people think of “volunteering in Africa,” they often picture college students painting walls or playing soccer with children. While those moments are beautiful and
One of the most profound benefits of ELOIM’s Post Recovery Support program—sending young people recovering from addiction to Uganda for service—is the introduction to the
The World is Bigger Than Your Backyard In an increasingly divided world, it is easy to fear what we do not know. It is easy
