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This resource guides prospective sponsors through the humanitarian parole I-134A application process, which is used for programs such as Uniting for Ukraine or Process for Cubans, Haitians, Nicaraguans, and Venezuelans.

This resource is designed to help sponsors of individuals from Ukraine, Cuba, and Haiti under USCIS sponsorship programs find local and state services and support.

This resource, designed for community sponsors and supporters, offers best practices for welcoming newcomers. Additional resources, such as checklists and templates, are linked within the document.

This resource, designed for community sponsors and supporters, reviews services that newcomers typically need in resettlement. Sponsors can use this checklist to develop plans and track resettlement activities.

This guide, developed by Welcome.US and Community Sponsorship Hub, provides sponsors with conversation starters and questions that they can ask beneficiaries when they talk through Welcome Connect. The questions—provided in multiple languages—are designed to help sponsors and beneficiaries get to know each other and decide if sponsorship is a good mutual fit for them.

This resource is designed for groups that are sponsoring newcomers. It provides a sample sponsor group structure and describes the roles and responsibilities of each team within the sponsor group.

This resource for community sponsors provides a checklist of recommended furniture items and supplies for preparing a home for newcomers, both upon their arrival and when transitioning to permanent housing.

This resource shares fundraising considerations, tips, and tools for sponsors who are preparing to welcome and support newcomers.

This resource describes best practices for sponsors to identify and secure housing for newcomers.

This resource for community sponsors offers a list of recommended pantry items to provide for newcomers upon arrival and when transitioning to permanent housing.