Refugees are ordinary people who could well be an asset to your community. Most refugees are forced to leave their homes and possessions. Conditions in refugee camps are often very difficult. No matter how old you are, the most valuable thing you can do is to be a friend to a refugee family in your community. Your welcome and your friendship could go a long way in helping them feel at home.
Many governments are often reluctant to accept refugees.
This is wrong. You can remind your elected officials that offering refuge to someone in need is a moral obligation. Most refugees want nothing more than to be able to return home. That may mean supporting a non-governmental organization in your own country, or lobbying governments on refugee issues. Also your support may be as basic as encouraging members of your community to help refugees or to help to organize their stay in your community.