RAIM helps refugees understand problems, prepare next steps, and find support.
Refugee Assistance and Integration Mission is an AI support copilot designed for low-connectivity refugee communities - it helps you understand your situation, prepare what to say, and find real local resources, with or without an internet connection.
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Try RAIM in 30 seconds
Ask a simple question and see how RAIM helps you prepare, understand the issue, or find the next step.
RAIM Support Copilot
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Ask a question or tap an example below to see RAIM respond for real.
This preview uses Offline Mode. Open the full chat for longer conversations, AI Copilot Mode, and local resource details.
One assistant, several ways to reach it
Illustrative previews built from RAIM's real conversation flows and components - not stock photos.
Kiosk Mode - Rhino Camp
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Tap what you need
Kiosk mode
Resources - Rhino Camp
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Places that may help
Ofua Health Centre III
Public Source - UnverifiedHealthcare · Rhino Camp
Contact: Not publicly available
Every entry is labeled Verified or Unverified.
Resources page
Checklist - Fever or sickness
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Here's a checklist of what to bring
Checklists & scripts
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Legal & health help
Whatever you're facing, RAIM can help you start
Health
Urgent care triage, symptom prep, and real clinics near you.
Documents / Legal
Understand your options and prepare for a legal aid visit.
Food / Aid
Ration schedules, emergency food, and distribution points.
Jobs / Livelihood
Training, market access, and small business support.
School / Education
Enrollment steps and education support for your children.
Safety
Protection resources and a calm, careful response when it matters most.
Family / Community
Guidance for family, household, and community concerns.
Built for many languages
RAIM is designed so refugees can ask for help in the language they are most comfortable with.
Tap a language to see an example conversation on the right.
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RAIM helps you get ready, not just get a name
Resource cards are the last step, not the first - answered only once RAIM understands what's actually going on.
Understand your problem
Asks the right follow-up questions instead of guessing.
Prepare what to say
Ready-made scripts for a clinic, legal office, or aid desk.
Make a checklist
Exactly what to bring, in plain language.
Create an action plan
Short, numbered steps you can actually follow.
Simplify information
A short, plain-language version of any answer, on request.
Show places that may help
Real, local resources - only when you ask for them.
Choose how RAIM runs
Switch anytime from the mode toggle in the chat header - RAIM never simply breaks because a connection or an API is unavailable.
Offline Mode
- Works without Wi-Fi
- No API cost
- Good for kiosks and refugee centers
- Uses local resource data and templates
AI Copilot Mode
- More natural conversation
- Better at open-ended questions
- Helps write scripts, checklists, and explanations
- Requires internet/API access
Even in AI Copilot Mode, resources always come from RAIM's own reviewed database - the AI never invents an organization, phone number, policy, or verification status, and automatically falls back to Offline Mode if a request ever fails.
How it works
Ask in your own words
Type a question freely, in whatever language and phrasing feels natural.
RAIM understands the need
It figures out what kind of help this is, and asks one short question at a time if it needs to.
It helps you prepare
A short action plan, a checklist, or a script - before it ever shows you a place to go.
You get real next steps
Local resources when you ask for them, clearly marked Verified or Unverified.
Real data, transparently labeled
RAIM is a piloting project, not a finished product with a track record yet - here's exactly what's real about it today.
Every resource is sourced, not invented
Organization names come from public sources - UNHCR and OPM documents, NGO websites - not fabricated demo data. Each entry is labeled Verified or Unverified until a human confirms it on the ground, so it's always clear how much to trust it.
A navigation tool, not a professional
RAIM is not a lawyer or a doctor and does not replace one. It helps someone understand their situation and find the right local support faster - always encouraging contact with qualified professionals for legal or medical matters.
An independent pilot, not a big org
RAIM is built and maintained independently by Eric Wang. It isn't backed by a large NGO or company - just an honest attempt to make real, sourced information easier to reach. See "For organizations" below to get in touch.
Bring RAIM to your community
RAIM is built for refugee centers, NGOs, schools, and local service teams that need a simple way to help people understand problems, prepare next steps, and find local support.
For NGOs & service providers
- Keep resource information easier to navigate
- Help users prepare before visiting an office
- Reduce repeated basic questions
For settlement or community leaders
- Use Kiosk Mode on shared tablets or computers
- Help families find the right first step
- Works in low-connectivity settings
For funders, mentors, and collaborators
- Support a refugee-centered AI tool
- Review the data model and safety approach
- Help expand verified local resources
RAIM is an independent pilot project. It is not affiliated with UNHCR, OPM, or any NGO unless explicitly stated.
Frequently asked questions
Honest answers about what RAIM is, what it isn't, and how it works.
Ready to find real help, in plain language?
Free, multilingual, and built to work whether or not you have a connection.