The decision to provide financial assistance to a recipient is a serious one. It is your responsibility as a benefactor to equip the recipient with all they need to lead a happy and secure life in the United States. They will get a monthly stipend to help with living expenses and a one-time relocation payment to help with the overall cost of making the move to the United States. The monthly payment must be sufficient to enable the recipient to provide for his or her essential living expenses and maintain a minimum acceptable standard of living. A sufficient amount of money for food and other needs like clothing and hygiene should be included. Money for things like transportation and healthcare should be covered as well. Allowance amounts will vary based on the specifics of each case, but they should be sufficient to ensure that the recipient doesn't go into financial distress. Not only should the beneficiary receive a regular stipend, but also a lump sum payment to cover the costs of moving. Moving to the United States and finding a place to live should be possible on this amount. We expect the relocation fee to cover all travel and shipping charges. The grantee should also have enough money to find a decent, inexpensive location to live. To do this, collaboration with local non-profits or community groups that focus on helping immigrants and refugees secure housing may be necessary. Once the recipient has found stable housing, the next step is to make sure they have access t