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Mid-Year Milestones: Advancing Opportunity Through Community Partnerships

Filed in Recent Blog Posts by on June 25, 2025

As we reach the midpoint of the year, we pause with gratitude to reflect on the progress we’ve made and the meaningful partnerships that continue to strengthen our mission. The first half of the year has been marked by impactful programs, new beginnings, and inspiring stories of resilience within our community.

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From Displacement to Determination: A World Refugee Day Tribute

Filed in Recent Blog Posts by on June 20, 2025

In celebration of World Refugee Day—recognized globally on June 20—the San Diego Refugee Forum honored Youdline B. with the 2025 Refugee Resilience Award. She was one of seven individuals in San Diego County recognized for demonstrating exceptional strength, leadership, and a deep commitment to their refugee communities.

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Temporary Relocation Notice: Fairmount Center Renovation Underway

Filed in Event News, Recent Blog Posts by on June 1, 2025

Effective June 1, 2025, NSDI ( Nile Sisters Development Initiative ) will temporarily relocate to Suite 210 during renovation at the Fairmount Center. The new headquarters address:

Nile Sisters Development Initiative
4265 Fairmount Avenue, Suite 210
San Diego, CA 92105–6401

(619) 265–2959
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NSDI Advances Wellness and Self-Sufficiency Through Weekly Resilience Workshops

Filed in Health Program News by on May 10, 2025

On May 6, 2025, twelve (12) refugee participants completed the Resilience Workshop series and received Certificates of Attendance for their commitment and participation in the sessions held from March through May 2025.

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Our Journey Back to City Heights

Filed in Services News by on November 9, 2022

After proudly serving the San Diego region for over two decades, NSDI (Nile Sisters Development Initiative) is excited to call City Heights home again.

When NSDI was founded in City Heights in 2001, our mission was simple: support refugees and immigrants to become self-sufficient. With generous donations from The Satterberg Foundation, The San Diego Foundation, Alliance Healthcare Foundation, The Conrad Prebys Foundation, and financial investments from Civic Communities, Pacific Western Bank, and Mission Driven Finance, NSDI acquired a property in the historic neighborhood of City Heights.

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