@Michele1427 don't you think this is a bit too general a question? There is no clear-cut category about it. If they are from far away places and have no experience living in your area, they may need very thorough explanations of how work even those systems that you find very obvious in your home, like any inexperienced guest who comes from far away. But some refugees may have lived in your area for many years in the past.
If you are referring to strictly personal needs, not entirely connected to the home, since we cannot know them and we are not psychologists or social workers, I am convinced that a good host can satisfy them very well, as far as possible, with good communication. It depends on how the guest will want to share them. In general they are people who want to live in your area, who may have a lot of difficulty with the language or the typical bureaucracy that you can know much better and who do not have a home where they will return shortly. Proposing to help them in these and other aspects could be a good idea, it certainly depends on your time and your skills. I do not know the rules in your area, in mine each refugee has a contact person chosen by the authorities who has the task of assisting him. Getting in touch with this figure to know any particular needs could be very useful both to assist them in the best possible way yourself and to avoid questions or situations that could hurt your refugee guests.
Congratulations on your thoughts. I wish you the best!
