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• Line of Fire Play Video
• Lights / Stay Awhile Play Video
• Open Arms Play Video
• Mother, Father Play Video
• Piano Solo Play Video
• Who's Crying Now Play Video
• Where Were You Play Video
• Steve Smith Drum Solo Play Video
• Dead or Alive Play Video
• Don't Stop Believin' Play Video
• Stone in Love Play Video
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• Wheel in the Sky Play Video
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• Any Way You Want It Play Video

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• Dead or Alive
• Don't Stop Believin'
• Keep On Runnin'
• Mother, Father
• Stone in Love
• Who's Crying Now
• Any Way You Want It
• Line of Fire
• Where Were You
• Guitar Solo
• Lovin', Touchin', Squeezin'
• Wheel in the Sky
• Steve Smith Drum Solo
• Lights / Stay Awhile

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The Alliance, the Gulfton-based agency that has welcomed refugees and recent immigrants for decades and, in many ways, acclimated newcomers to Houston from lands far and wide, is closing its doors, with a Washington, D.C.-based agency assuming operations.

“Due to loss of critical funding sources and in accordance with fiscal responsibility, the agency has made the difficult decision to close this summer,” said Travis Gordon, the agency’s interim CEO and chief financial officer, on Thursday.

Shuttering quietly ends a nearly four-decade relationship between The Alliance and Gulfton, often called the Ellis Island of Houston for welcoming refugees and new immigrants.

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“We are focused on successfully assisting and transitioning our clients to new service providers and supporting our remaining staff,” Gordon said. “The Alliance is proud of its legacy of welcoming and aiding refugees as they find a new home in Houston, and we are grateful for our many partnerships and support across the community.”

However, those customers will not have to look far for service. Friday, the Ethiopian Community Development Council, which has a long funding history with The Alliance, announced that it would open Monday in the same location, with mostly the same staff, and continue operations virtually unchanged.

“There will be no gap in the services,” said Dr. Tsehaye Teferra, president and CEO of the development council, in a statement. “We are proud of the work we have done through our affiliate office and are excited about the opportunities this new branch will bring. Our commitment to the refugees and immigrants we serve remains unwavering.”

Commonly called ECDC, it is one of 10 resettlement agencies in the United States that works with the United Nations and the American government to relocate refugees. 

The development council also announced that Miriam Diria, the previous director of resettlement for The Alliance, will run the Houston office. The new office will be branded as the ECDC-Houston Multicultural Center.

Officials noted that the transition will happen just days before World Refugee Day, which is Thursday.

“We celebrate the strength and resilience of refugees around the world,” Teferra said. “Our mission is to provide them with the essentials for survival and the tools and opportunities to thrive after they arrive in the U.S.”

The Alliance has worked in Gulfton and surrounding communities since 1985 and employed 230 people as of 2022.  According to its tax filings, The Alliance also relies on 140 volunteers for day-to-day operations. It mostly works with immigrants to tap government services or learn skills critical to life in America.

For many, it is the starting point for their American journey, and The Alliance closing and changes cast confusion on their future.

Attia Hafeez, who arrived from Pakistan four months ago, was one of the few clients trickling in and out of the organization's headquarters Thursday afternoon after The Alliance closure was confirmed. She and her family were worried about paying rent and missing out on opportunities. Hafeez said she was given less than 10 days' notice of The Alliance's closure, upending some of her efforts.

The 26-year-old, who is aiming to earn her GED, said The Alliance said it would pay for her to take a high school equivalency exam but recently told her it could no longer cover the fee. "It is kind of sad for me," Hafeez said. "I took the classes for three months, but at the end, I didn't get (a diploma)."

In the past, those resources have been a lifeline to a better life.

Omer Yousafzai is a Houston business owner who runs the popular Afghan Village restaurant and an adjoining market across the street from The Alliance's Gulfton headquarters. A former Alliance client, Yousafzai’s first job in the U.S. was as a case manager for the organization in 2003.

"They are like orphans," Yousafzai said of the hundreds of clients who depend on The Alliance's services. "Some of them are very fresh. They don't know the city. They don't know where to get their food from, a job or a doctor."

'Somebody to guide you'

Started by Cambodian, Ethiopian, Laotian and Vietnamese refugee groups in 1985 as the Refugee Services Alliance, the group became a go-to for new arrivals. It offered counseling, language classes and help in understanding laws related to everything from being licensed to drive to forming a small business. 

Along the way, the agency, which rebranded as the Alliance for Multicultural Community Services and finally in 2018 as The Alliance, fostered deep roots in the area and partnered with other local groups and businesses. Some of its former clients became vocal champions, including Houston businessman Binyam Gebrehewet, who worked with The Alliance and with federal officials to highlight The Alliance’s work and the importance of refugee services.

"Honestly, you need somebody to guide you,” Gebrehewet said in 2016, detailing his move from Eritrea after religious persecution.

The Alliance helped him get settled, and Gebrehewet later started a trucking business and returned to The Alliance as a driving instructor.

Changes at The Alliance are something refugee services can absorb. 

“It is going to impact the refugee settlement structure, but I honestly don’t think it is going to be a disruption,” said Ali Al Sudani, chief programs officer for Interfaith Ministries for Greater Houston, who oversees the agency’s refugee services offerings .

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It is likely those enrolled in programs at The Alliance can transition right into nearly identical services at Interfaith or other local groups that provide refugee services, such as the development council.

“We already have some referrals,” Al Sudani said. “We are ready to provide services.”

All the agencies work in some fashion with the State Department, which coordinates refugee arrivals into the country. Because of its size and long history of welcoming newcomers, Houston has numerous groups — not just one, as might be present in smaller metro areas.

“There is a well-established network of providers here,” Al Sudani said. 

The network, meanwhile, is capable of adjusting to needs as they arise, such as when Afghan refugees needed resettlement in 2022 and the number coming to Houston surged.

Increasing demand

The Alliance assumed a large part of that wave of new Houstonians through its relationship with the development council. The Alliance and the development council have been partners in providing refugee resettlement in Houston since 1991.

Neither The Alliance nor the development council responded to questions about what prompted the decision to dissolve The Alliance and create a permanent office of the development council in Houston. The development council has seven branch offices — Houston will be the eighth — and 19 affiliates through which it operates. 

In its 2022 annual report , the development council noted that Houston welcomed more arrivals than any other location where it operated, including 1,310 of the 7,352 Afghans it resettled nationwide. 

Federal grants, passed through the development council, have been a major source of funding for The Alliance’s operations. Amounts have also varied widely, depending on the need for resettlement and the expansion and contraction of services offered by the agency.

For most of the past decade, The Alliance's revenues and expenses hovered between $4.8 million and $8.4 million, based on the nonprofit’s tax filings. In some years, the agency spent slightly less or slightly more than it brought in.

However, since 2020, as both need and costs increased during the pandemic, The Alliance’s revenues and expenses increased to more than $10 million, then leaped to around $35.5 million in fiscal 2022.

Much of that, according to the latest tax filing, went right to clients via programs or aid related to the pandemic and resettlement of Afghan refugees. 

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