Lead Sponsor Organisations who have been designated by the Home Office to be a Principal Sponsor are able to submit applications that use a different format to the traditional Community Sponsorship ap...
How to ensure volunteers are suitable to deliver your integration support There are some key things to think about when you start organising your group. We have outlined some of the measures tha...
Tools and tips for building a budget to support a resettled family As part of your resettlement plan you will need to design a budget. This is because you need to have an idea of the costs involved in...
Details on the charitable status you require to be approved as a community sponsor In order to be approved by the Home Office as a Community Sponsorship group, your application must be made through a ...
As a Community Sponsorship group, you will have safeguarding responsibilities to protect everyone you work with from harm. Our guide aims to help you to navigate these. Safeguarding is about protectin...
Working with a Lead Sponsor is all about working in partnership, here are some things for groups to consider when exploring this Your Community Sponsorship application must be made by Lead Sponsor Or...
A resource to help you assess and mitigate common risks you may face while supporting a refugee family We don’t want to pretend that Community Sponsorship comes without challenges. Everyth...
Learn about your obligations and requirements as a sponsor In Community Sponsorship, you will have requirements and obligations between the organisation acting as Lead Sponsor and the Home Office, wh...
Guidance on how to support families that are considering moving to a different area in the UK After arrival, some families might express an interest in moving elsewhere in the UK. There could be many ...