Discover grants supporting immigration services and refugee assistance. Funding promotes successful settlement, integration, and social inclusion for immigrants and refugees. Additional grants fund initiatives that provide housing, healthcare, legal aid, education, and employment.
Organizations serving immigrant and refugee communities often need to combine multiple funding sources, since resettlement agencies, legal aid grants, and workforce programs rarely come from a single funder. Sorting by funding source and recipient type above can help identify which opportunities fit your organization's programs. GrantWatch's Grant Funding Pipeline helps track applications across these varied funding streams, and GrantWatch Intelligence™ can surface funders with an established history of supporting immigrant and refugee services.
Grants to USA and territories tribal and migrant service providers for programs to prevent child abuse. Applicants are advised that required registrations may take several weeks to complete. Funding is intended for community-based programs that strengthen families...
Cooperative agreements to USA and territories nonprofits, for-profits, government agencies, schools, and IHEs for planning, training, and assistance to enhance programs assisting individuals returning from a foreign country. Applicants are advised that required re...
Cooperative agreements to USA and territories Tribes and state and local government agencies for initiatives to address immigration. Applicants are advised that the required registrations must be completed prior to applying. Grants should be used to support substa...
Grants of up to $30,000 to USA and territories nonprofit organizations, government agencies, health departments, hospitals and clinics, medical and dental IHEs, and dental societies to provide oral health care for children and youth who are underserved or have lim...
Fellowships of $10,000 per month to USA, Canada, and International journalists, scholars, and other individuals to research global issues at a program in Washington, DC. The purpose of the program is to afford researchers the opportunity to engage with US policyma...
Fellowship to a USA, Canada, or International early-career fiction writer to develop their craft. The program is intended for writers who have experienced exclusion in some form, as a result of race, religion, gender, or other reasons. Eligible applicants must be ...