Recently, WorldWay Group was once again honored with a US state-level award! The WorldWay US Customer Service Center, jointly established by WorldWay Group and the American New Immigrants Alliance, received a special citation co-issued by the Governor and Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts.
Dr. Winner Xing, Chairman of WorldWay Group and President of the American New Immigrants Alliance, received the Governor's Citation co-signed by the Governor and Lieutenant Governor of Massachusetts, USA.On behalf of the Governor, Ms. Macy Daggitt, Assistant to the Governor of Massachusetts, read out the Governor's Citation and presented the award in the Executive Suite Lobby of the State House, commending the WorldWay US Customer Service Center for its long-standing outstanding contributions to the Asian American community in Massachusetts, as well as its active role in promoting the integration of Asian American immigrants into local society, improving immigrants' well-being, and helping immigrants overcome challenges to obtain essential social services and support.
Ms. Macy Daggitt, Assistant to the Governor of Massachusetts, presented the award on behalf of the Governor and read out the Governor's Citation
Office of the Governor of Massachusetts, USA
Massachusetts State House, USA
This marks the second time that WorldWay has received a US state-level honor. Back in 2013, the Governor of Idaho presented an "Outstanding Contribution Award" certificate to WorldWay on behalf of the state government.
This commendation is not only an affirmation of WorldWay's long-standing focus on immigrant integration and support for new immigrants' development, but also further reflects WorldWay's consistent service philosophy: immigration services should not be limited to visa processing, but should focus on clients' post-arrival life and development. For an immigrant family, obtaining immigration status is just a new beginning; truly starting a life overseas requires addressing many practical issues.
After Obtaining the Green Card
How to Truly Integrate into American Society?
For many families, immigrating to the US means new life opportunities, as well as changes in living environment, social relationships, and future development space.
However, after actually setting foot on American soil, new challenges have just begun.
Language barriers, cultural differences, housing arrangements, children's education, medical insurance, tax systems, as well as employment, entrepreneurship, and social interaction are all practical issues that new immigrants need to gradually understand and adapt to.
For families immigrating with children, it is also necessary to consider how children can enter the new educational system, adapt to different teaching methods, and plan future educational pathways.
For families hoping to live and develop in the US in the long term, establishing local social connections, understanding community culture, and expanding professional resources are equally vital.
These issues are not automatically solved by obtaining a Green Card. The change in status is merely the first step; establishing a stable life in a new country and achieving family development are the longer-term goals after immigration.
Immigration is not just a change of status, but a re-establishment of a family's lifestyle, social relationships, and future development space.
Therefore, immigration services should not stop at helping clients obtain legal status, but should extend beyond arrival to help new immigrants settle down, adapt to the environment, develop careers, and gradually integrate into local society.
WorldWay US Customer Service Center
Providing Comprehensive Services for New Immigrants
To address the practical needs of new immigrant families after arrival, WorldWay Group, in collaboration with the American New Immigrants Alliance, established an innovative service center—the WorldWay US Customer Service Center—extending services to the US to provide multi-faceted support and assistance for new immigrant families.
Located in the core area of Boston, about a 10-minute drive from Boston University, the WorldWay US Customer Service Center is equipped with a professional service team and a client reception center, collaborating with professionals and institutions in US education, taxation, real estate, and other fields to jointly provide more professional and comprehensive localized services for new immigrant families.
Focusing on the diverse post-arrival needs of new immigrants, the service center provides professional service support in airport pickup and settlement, housing rental and purchase, school selection and enrollment consultation for children, educational planning, as well as healthcare, insurance, taxation, legal, and real estate matters. From settling down upon arrival in the US, to children's education and long-term family development, and further to adapting to the local environment and integrating into American society, the center strives to provide clients with more comprehensive and continuous services.
To date, the WorldWay US Customer Service Center has provided arrival and living services for numerous new immigrant families, assisting clients in resolving practical issues related to settlement, education, and lifestyle adaptation, earning widespread recognition and praise from clients for its professional and meticulous services.
Providing Support for New Lives and a Foundation for Integration
Helping new immigrants integrate into American society involves not only assisting them with daily living issues, but more importantly, helping them build social connections, understand local culture, and gradually participate in community life.
New immigrants are not only beneficiaries of local social services, but also participants and contributors to economic, cultural, and community development. Helping them progress from becoming familiar with local life to establishing social relationships and participating in community activities represents a deeper value of immigration services.
While delivering client services, the WorldWay US Customer Service Center actively leverages its bridging role as a local platform, creating more opportunities for new immigrants to expand social relationships and understand local public life through alumni exchanges, community connections, and cross-cultural interactions.
From adapting to local life to participating in community building, and from receiving social support to actively giving back to society, this embodies the true integration of new immigrants into local society.
Empowering New Immigrants to Settle and Thrive, Building a Brighter Future Together
For over twenty years, WorldWay has witnessed countless families cross oceans to embark on new lives.
From obtaining immigration status to settling down and building careers; from adapting to new environments to integrating into local society; from achieving personal and family growth to actively participating in community building—every step carries the aspiration of new immigrants for a better life.
WorldWay has always believed that immigration services should not end with helping clients obtain legal status, but should focus even more on whether clients can truly settle down, thrive, integrate into society, and embrace a better future after immigrating.
Immigration services should not stop at a Green Card. Immigration services have a beginning, but no end.
What we help new immigrants bridge is not just national borders, but also language and cultural barriers; what we connect is not just two countries, but the present and future of a family.
In the future, WorldWay will continue to focus on the long-term needs of clients, constantly improving its overseas service system, and supporting more families to settle down, thrive, integrate into society, and start a better life in their new environments. If you have needs regarding US landing settlement, children's education, or living services, please feel free to contact the WorldWay US Customer Service Center for professional service support.