Unity to Serve International
- What is Unity to Serve International?
Unity to Serve International is a nonprofit organization based in the Bay Area, dedicated to empowering Afghan refugee and immigrant families—especially women—through education, job training, mentorship, and community support.
- Who do you serve?
We primarily support Afghan and other immigrant women and families who have resettled in California. Our focus is on those facing barriers like limited English proficiency, unfamiliarity with U.S. systems, and a lack of economic opportunity.
- What programs do you offer?
We provide:
- Job readiness and placement services
- English as a Second Language (ESL) classes
- Digital literacy and basic computer skills
- Leadership and empowerment workshops
- Culturally relevant family support and referrals
- Where do you operate?
We are headquartered in Concord, California and work throughout the Bay Area. We also remain connected to our legacy in Afghanistan, where our founder previously led women’s empowerment initiatives.
- How are you funded?
We are supported by donations from individuals, grants from foundations, and partnerships with local organizations. All contributions directly support program delivery and community impact.
- How can I support your mission?
You can:
- Donate online to support our programs and families
- Volunteer your time or skills
- Partner with us as a sponsor or service provider
Visit our Donate or Get Involved page to learn more.
- Are my donations tax-deductible?
Yes. Unity to Serve International is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. Your donations are tax-deductible to the extent permitted by law.
- Can I refer a family or individual to your services?
Yes, we welcome referrals. Please visit our Contact Us page or email us directly with the person’s name and needs, and our team will follow up.
- Who leads Unity to Serve International?
Our organization is led by Ramin Khanzada, an experienced community leader with over 15 years of leadership in refugee services and women’s empowerment. Learn more on our Leadership page.
- How do you measure your impact?
We track progress through metrics such as the number of women trained, families served, jobs secured, and ESL levels achieved. We also collect feedback and stories from our participants to continually improve.