New Office for Afghan Community

MISI Meets with IRC Sacramento to Share Updates and Announce New Office for Afghan Community

MISI met with IRC to share updates. Meanwhile, they explored future collaboration. The two organizations have collaborated for years to support local refugee and immigrant communities.

During this meeting, MISI introduced its new Afghan community office. In addition, it is located at 2033 Howe Ave. In addition, the team shared information about MISI’s expanding services and upcoming initiatives.

MISI representatives — Hafiz Mohammadi, Mohammadi Rustam Sobhi, Ahmad Nasir Shahim, Irina Gorbenko, and Yassaman Vedad — met with Manezha Sukhanyar from IRC Sacramento. They discussed recent developments and explored new opportunities for collaboration.

The new office provides a welcoming, culturally informed space for Afghan clients. Here, community members can easily access programs, navigate services, and work toward long-term stability.

MISI provides housing deposit assistance, furniture, and health coordination. Moreover, these services support long-term stability. The new office strengthens MISI’s commitment to supporting Afghan individuals and families.

Meanwhile, IRC Sacramento provides essential services such as resettlement assistance, job readiness training, employment placement, English classes, youth programs, financial literacy education, and immigration legal support.

By aligning their efforts, MISI and IRC ensure that community members receive comprehensive, culturally appropriate support. Moreover, stronger coordination allows both organizations to serve more families effectively.

“This meeting was an opportunity to reintroduce MISI’s commitment to the Afghan community,” said Hafiz Mohammadi. “It also helped us keep our partners informed about how we’re growing. We are excited to continue working alongside IRC and other partners to serve our communities more effectively.”
Hafiz Mohammadi
Marketing Manager
“We value our ongoing partnership with MISI. These updates and the opening of the new office mark an important step toward delivering more accessible and integrated services for the Afghan community and beyond.”
Manezha Sukhanyar

MISI looks forward to deepening its partnership with IRC Sacramento. Together, they will build stronger pathways toward empowerment, stability, and long-term success for the communities they serve.

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