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Refugee Numbers for 2011 

The pattern of refugee arrivals in the US in 2011 was similar to recent years.
The largest numbers were Burmese (16,901) and Bhutanese (14,882),
followed by Cubans, Iraqis (9,415), Somalis (3,148),
Iranians (2,024) and Eritreans (1,980).
 In all, the U.S. received refugees from more than 65 different countries in 2011.
                          source: Project SOAR Weekly Highlights 12.30.11

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CMSS MISSION: 
Chaldean and Middle Eastern Social Services mission is to preserve, strengthen, support, enhance the quality of life and self-sufficiency  of the Chaldean and Arab Americans/Middle Easterners in San Diego County who are in need of  assistance by providing leadership, advocacy, education, assimilation, planning and delivery of multiple services. CMSS strives to preserve, strengthen and support the quality of life for all families and individuals within our community as well as serving their diverse needs by providing resources with emphasis on assisting and acculturating new immigrants to become productive citizens. 

 

CMSS has a Non-Discrimination Policy as evident by the diversity of our clients, staff and board members:

Services are administered in accordance with all applicable Federal and State nondiscrimination laws that prohibit discrimination based on, but not limited to, the following: age, race, color, sex, disability, religious creed, national origin, marital status, parental or birth status or sexual orientation.