There are currently around four million people in Colombia who have been driven from their homes by the horrific abuses and violence associated with the country’s nearly five-decade-long internal armed conflict. For many, the suffering does not end after they flee their homes. Thrown into new lives in unfamiliar cities, with few resources and little support, they live in shoddy housing in dangerous neighborhoods, face high unemployment and limited state services, and confront the continued threat of violence by armed groups, sometimes the very same groups from which they fled.