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Find similar grantsRural Access to Immigrant Legal Services (RAILS) initiative is sponsored by Maryland Governor's Office of Immigrant Affairs (OIA). This funding opportunity supports community organizations on Maryland's Eastern Shore to help connect immigrant individuals and families with immigration legal resources through outreach and referral activities.
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Notice of Funding Opportunity for Rural Access to Immigrant Legal Services | The Office of Governor Wes Moore Notice of Funding Opportunity for Rural Access to Immigrant Legal Services Updated: Tuesday, August 18, 2026 Community Outreach Contract Procurement The Governor’s Office of Immigrant Affairs (OIA) is pleased to announce a competitive funding opportunity for community organizations on Maryland’s Eastern Shore to support outreach, referrals, and access to immigration legal services through the Rural Access to Immigration Legal Services (RAILS) initiative .
OIA is seeking trusted, community-rooted organizations to help connect immigrant individuals and families with immigration legal resources through coordinated outreach and referral activities. Selected organizations will help increase awareness of available legal services, strengthen referral pathways, and improve access to qualified immigration legal assistance for immigrant communities in underserved areas of the Eastern Shore.
Total Available Funding: $150,000 Application Deadline: August 26, 2026 Informational Webinar: August 19, 2026 ( Register ) Funding will be distributed among selected organizations based on the strength of their proposals, demonstrated community need, organizational capacity, and alignment with the goals of the RAILS initiative.
Interested organizations are encouraged to review the full solicitation for eligibility requirements, application instructions, funding details, and submission deadlines. Click here: Community Outreach Contract Procurement For questions regarding this funding opportunity, please contact the Governor’s Office of Immigrant Affairs at: [email protected]
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Trusted, community-rooted organizations in Maryland's Eastern Shore to support outreach, referrals, and access to immigration legal services. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Rural Access to Immigrant Legal Services (RAILS) initiative is funded by Maryland Governor's Office of Immigrant Affairs (OIA). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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