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North American Refugee Health Conference

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NARHC 2025 | Niagara Falls, Ontario, Canada
September 11 – 13, 2025

Who we are

North American Refugee Health Conference (NARHC) Inc. is a Canadian non-profit organization serving the refugee community in North America and globally. It is the transformation of the Canadian-based NARHC which had its inception in 2009, founded by Dr. Anna Banerji. To increase our mandate, we have expanded to become NARHC Inc.

NARHC Inc. engages with refugees and refugee claimants, governmental and non-governmental organizations, medical institutions, educational institutions and research institutes.

Advancing Refugee Health Through Collaboration, Research, and Advocacy

The North American Refugee Health Conference (NARHC) is the premier global event dedicated to improving healthcare outcomes for refugee populations. With a legacy spanning over a decade, NARHC brings together medical professionals, researchers, policymakers, and advocates to exchange knowledge, foster collaboration, and advance best practices in refugee health.

Why Attend NARHC?

Global Expertise – Learn from world-renowned experts in refugee healthcare, including specialists in infectious diseases, mental health, maternal and child health, and chronic disease management.
Cutting-Edge Research – Engage with groundbreaking studies and evidence-based approaches that shape refugee health policies.
Networking & Advocacy – Connect with leaders in the field, from humanitarian organizations to government agencies, to drive meaningful change in refugee healthcare.
Interactive Learning – Participate in workshops, panel discussions, and case studies addressing contemporary challenges in refugee health.

Our Impact

NARHC has:

Transformed refugee healthcare into a recognized specialty.
Established the North American Society of Refugee Healthcare Providers.
Led advocacy efforts for urgent refugee issues.
Developed evidence-based best practices to enhance refugee care.
Created research networks bridging global policymakers and frontline healthcare workers