Refugee and newcomer children and youth often experience significant stressors and traumatic events before, during, and after their forced migration to the United States. Experiences such as displacement, family separation, loss of familiar supports, and the challenges of adapting to a new culture, language, and systems may influence how children and young adults think, feel, and behave. The resources below are designed to help professionals and volunteers working with refugee children and youth build a deeper understanding of youth’s mental health and recognize potential signs of concern. By increasing awareness and strengthening their confidence in discussing mental health, providers can help reduce stigma, support early intervention, and strengthen the overall well-being of refugee children, youth, and families.