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IIB Partners with Susan G. Komen
Wednesday, June 16, 2010
The IIB received a grant totaling over $20,000 from the Susan G. Komen Foundation last month. This funding will be used to target breast health More>>
 
IIB Inspires St. Joseph's Student to Reflect in Poetry
Tuesday, May 4, 2010
Amy Fleischauer, Director of Victim Services at the IIB, and Sarah Jakiel, Polaris Project, spoke at St. Joseph's Collegiate Institute as part of More>>
 
Erie County Donates Used Furniture to IIB
Tuesday, December 15, 2009
Erie County will donate used furniture to the International Institute of Buffalo's Refugee Resettlement Department. The County, having determined More>>
 
International Institute Co-Sponsors Conference on Human Trafficking
Thursday, December 10, 2009
The International Institute of Buffalo partnered with Farmworker Legal Services of NY and the NY Branch of the National Center for Missing & More>>
 
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Immigrant Victim Services

The International Institute provides holistic services for immigrant victims of domestic violence and human trafficking, who face unique cultural, social, economic, legal and practical challenges.

In 2009, the IIB received a certificate of recognition Governor Paterson & the Office of Temporary & Disability Assistance, and was the first agency to receive this recognition since the passing of the NYS anti-trafficking legistlation in 2007.  CLICK HERE to read more from the Buffalo News. 

To find out more about our Victim Services programs, please click to the links below:

 

The International Institute of Buffalo is a member of the Freedom Network USA

 

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"It is not the magnitude of our actions but the amount of love that is put into them that matters."
- Mother Teresa


The mission of the International Institute of Buffalo is to assist immigrants, refugees, their families, and others who face linguistic and cultural barriers to become self-sufficient, productive members of our community, and to increase global understanding and international connections in Western New York.
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