Leaders in refugee and immigrant employment.

We trained 431 individuals on job readiness and labor standard practices to empower and prepare them for entering the workforce. Of the 322 individuals who were actively searching for work, PIE assisted with 157 job placements.

The average wage of new manufacturing jobs that our clients started was $19 an hour and 41 hours per week with full benefits.

We served 88 households and 323 individuals to case management to stabilize their housing. Among those, we provided 27 households and 127 individuals with rental assistance.

In 2019, 42 students studied English with PIE. Most were women.

In 2019, 67 young people received culturally appropriate case management and mentoring by skilled PIE staff.
(38 females and 29 males)

In 2019, 181 people received transportation assistance to get to job interviews and social service appointments.

PIE did outreach to 711 people through 71 events in 2019, via resource fairs, job fairs, office visits, flyers, and events, helping to spread the word about our services.

With the 157 jobs we placed people in, we assisted refugees/immigrants to collectively make $2,451 an hour; $91,458 a week; and $393,269 a month to put back into our economy.

In 2019, we did 97 know your rights trainings.