Our Legal Services help clients take the next steps through the United States Immigration system.

Employment services are available to all refugees, asylees, certified victims of human trafficking, and Cuban parolees in Indiana during their first five years of arrival or status.

Exodus's Case Management Services provide individualized, trauma-informed support to Refugees, Asylees, Special Immigrant Visa (SIV) holders, and other humanitarian immigrants during their critical resettlement and integration period. Case managers conduct initial needs assessments and develop service plans covering core areas that may include housing placement, public benefits enrollment, school registration, medical & mental health navigation, and employment services. Case managers act as the primary point of coordination between clients and the broader network of legal, medical, mental health, and workforce partners, tracking progress toward client goals and milestones.

Given the diverse backgrounds and beliefs of refugees, our mental wellness service aims to respond to the mental health concerns of refugees in a way that is linguistically appropriate and culturally sensitive.

Our English classes are designed to teach practical language skills as well as the skills necessary to facilitate cultural transition in the U.S.

Exodus provides services tailored to the unique needs of female humanitarian immigrants. The Women’s Program is targeted at increasing women’s and girls’ ability to gain confidence, promote economic self-sufficiency, education and empowerment.

The Youth Program provides services that assist refugee and immigrant youth with gaining the skills to make a successful transition from childhood to adulthood with the recognition that these youths face the significant challenge of simultaneously navigating two cultures.