On a warm April afternoon, Ruhullah Rezai, his wife Mahriya and son Farhan shop for clothes with a Kentucky Refugee Ministries case worker. The family moved into their first home in Lexington last month after a long journey from Afghanistan. The resettlement agency gives each of their clients a $200 clothing stipend.
“We just came from Kabul,” Rezai said. “I was just working with the Americans and the U.S. Army and the U.S. Embassy in Kabul.”
