US EditionAfter 14 Years Apart, a Refugee Family Finds Home Again
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After 14 Years Apart, a Refugee Family Finds Home Again
In 2011, violence and conflict in South Asia separated Sankar from his family. Forced to flee, he spent six years in a neighboring country, unable to reunite with his loved ones. His children, Ganesh and Parmita, were just eight and ten years old. In 2017, Sankar arrived in the U.S. through the refugee resettlement program. World Relief Chicagoland helped him find housing, a job, and English classes. He also began the legal process to bring his…
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