Refugee Resettlement Grant Application

Streamline Your Refugee Resettlement Grant Application with Paperform

Securing funding for refugee resettlement programs requires detailed documentation of your organization's capacity, service delivery model, and community integration approach. This refugee resettlement grant application template helps resettlement agencies, nonprofits, and community organizations present comprehensive funding proposals that demonstrate your ability to support newly arrived refugees through their transition.

Why Use This Template for Refugee Resettlement Grant Applications?

Managing refugee resettlement programs involves coordinating multiple services—from initial reception and housing placement to employment support and cultural orientation. Grant funders need to understand your case management ratios, service timelines, and outcomes tracking. This template captures all the essential information funders require while creating a professional, organized application experience.

Built specifically for organizations serving refugee populations, this form collects critical details about your case management capacity, staffing structure, employment placement services, cultural orientation curriculum, housing placement process, and community partnership network. Instead of juggling multiple documents and email threads, you can centralize your entire grant application in one streamlined form.

Key Features for Refugee Resettlement Programs

This template includes sections for:

• Organization background and experience with refugee populations and specific communities
• Case management structure including staff-to-client ratios and caseload capacity
• Employment services covering job readiness, placement support, and employer partnerships
• Cultural orientation programs with detailed timeline and curriculum components
• Housing placement process from initial assessment through move-in coordination
• Service delivery timeline outlining the full resettlement support period
• Budget and funding requirements with clear breakdown of program costs
• Outcome metrics and success tracking to demonstrate program effectiveness

Perfect for Resettlement Agencies and Refugee-Serving Nonprofits

Whether you're an established resettlement agency applying for federal funding, a community-based organization seeking foundation support, or a faith-based group launching a new refugee sponsorship program, this template adapts to your specific service model and funding requirements.

The form works particularly well for organizations applying to the Office of Refugee Resettlement (ORR), private foundations supporting refugee integration, community development grants, and local government resettlement funding programs.

Streamline Grant Management with Paperform + Stepper

Once your application is submitted through Paperform, you can use Stepper (stepper.io) to automate your grant management workflow. Set up automated notifications to your grants team, create follow-up tasks for additional documentation, update your grants tracking spreadsheet automatically, and trigger different review processes based on funding amount or program type. This means your team can focus on program delivery rather than administrative coordination.

Paperform's conditional logic ensures applicants only see relevant questions based on their program model—for example, showing additional employment partnership questions only for organizations offering job placement services, or displaying specialized questions about unaccompanied minor services when that population is selected.

Integration with Your Grants Management System

Connect this form to your existing tools seamlessly. Send applications directly to your CRM, log them in Airtable or Google Sheets for review tracking, notify your grants team via Slack, or push data to your grants management software. With Paperform's extensive integration options through Stepper, Zapier, and native connections, your refugee resettlement grant applications flow directly into your existing review and decision-making processes.

Secure, Compliant Data Collection

Refugee resettlement programs handle sensitive personal information and organizational data. Paperform is SOC 2 Type II compliant and GDPR-ready, providing the security infrastructure needed for grant applications containing confidential program details, client data summaries, and financial information. You can confidently collect and store grant applications knowing your data meets rigorous security standards.

Built for Nonprofit and Social Service Professionals

This template is designed for grants managers, program directors, executive directors, refugee resettlement coordinators, and nonprofit development teams who need to submit comprehensive funding proposals efficiently. The clean, professional design reflects the serious mission of refugee resettlement work while the organized structure makes it easy for funders to review and evaluate your application.

Customize for Your Funding Requirements

Every funder has specific requirements. Easily customize this template to match different grant applications—add questions about specific ethnic communities you serve, include additional outcome metrics required by particular funders, adjust budget categories to match funding guidelines, or add file upload fields for required attachments like IRS determination letters, financial audits, or letters of support.

With Paperform's document-style editor, you can make these changes in minutes without technical skills, ensuring each grant application meets exact funder specifications while maintaining a professional, cohesive appearance.

Trusted by Mission-Driven Organizations

Paperform is trusted by over 500,000 teams worldwide, including nonprofits, social service agencies, and community organizations that rely on secure, professional forms for their critical work. Whether you're applying for your first refugee resettlement grant or managing multiple funding streams, this template provides the foundation for successful grant applications that clearly communicate your capacity and commitment to serving refugee communities.