Issues:

• Education: Valued as the doorway to endless opportunities, the Hmong Resource Fair works closely with all its public and private institutions of education to promote a learning environment of diverse knowledge and skills.
  
• Employment Opportunities: HRF strive to improve the employment status of community members by contracting with employers, and acknowledging expected productive activity, with the intention of creating a give-give relationship amongst the community.
  
• Advocacy and Electoral Empowerment: It is our responsibility as citizens of the United States to defend and maintain our rights in a just system. Hmong Resources Fair is an organization upholding advocacy as part of its mission to increase public awareness of particular issue affecting our community.
  
• Housing: It is a concern that the increase number in the Hmong community will not be able to receive the necessary housing and assistance that is not made available. That is why the HRF works diligently to bring families and housing agencies together in order to start a partnership of new beginnings and changes to come.
  
• Economic Development & Businesses:
  HRF partners with supporters who are committed to stimulating the economy, expanding employment opportunities, encouraging the establishment and growth of business and production and otherwise enhancing the economic development of the Hmong American community.
  
• Light Rail Transit: The Light Rail Transit (LRT) is an opportunity to compromise and understand viewpoints directed towards the benefits of the surrounding community. There will be an increased in visibility and additional development for businesses and its consumers, but there are possibilities of many social and economic changes within the community accommodating the LRT. We would like to search for a common ground for all to understand and establish a team that will work together for the betterment of future advances.
  
• Healthcare Support:
  One of the main struggles the Hmong community faces is lack of access to available healthcare. As a leading growing profession and service industry, healthcare should not be a problem. With the resources the Hmong Resource Fair provide, we hope to shed some light to obtainable assistance in mental and physical health that need immediate and long-term attention for the public we serve.
  
• Safety & Law Enforcement: Resources
  It is in the Hmong Resource Fair’s best interest to provide a safe and protected environment with the proper law enforcement available. This does not only apply to the event, but also directs toward the daily safety concerns in the homes and environment of the community.
  
• Immigration: The influx of new immigrants has brought to the attention of many, including the Hmong Resource Fair, to accommodate to their needs as necessary. It is a call to educate the masses of culture and resources, and a cause to improve the economy and development of new relationships.
  
• Banking & Investment: With the increase of business development and workforce possibilities, the community needs to be able to identify bank services in order to store wages earned and the extending of credit. The bank is an essential financial institution that provides banking and other financial services that many will benefit from. Investment is also a source of improvement in living for many, accumulating some kind of asset in hopes of getting a future return from it. Hmong Resource Fair invests in what is best for their public.
  
• Insurance: Instead of potentially risking losses in the community, HRF utilizes resources to insure their members of ways to gain with networked insurance companies. From auto to health insurance, there are various partners willing to lend a helping hand.
  
• Legal Rights: Assembled under a new nation and new law for many of the new immigrants, together with those who have lived here all their lives, it is our human rights responsibility to claim for a justice and fairness in any situation. The Hmong Resource Fair and its partners proudly stand with the community in advocating such rights.