Resettlement presents a complex tapestry of challenges and adaptations for those who have fled their homes. In new lands, refugees confront the daunting task of rebuilding lives amidst unfamiliar cultures and languages. Children, in particular, face a dual world – retaining their heritage while adapting to new societal norms. Schools become arenas of both learning and cultural assimilation, often tinged with the struggle to fit in. Families navigate complex bureaucracies for basic needs, grappling with new systems and often facing societal indifference. Yet, within these challenges, resilience blooms, as communities forge new identities, blending the past with hopes for a stable, integrated future.