A group of five, also known as G5 refugee sponsorship program, is a group of Canadian citizens or permanent residents who have come together to sponsor at least one refugee from abroad to resettle in Canada. The G5 sponsorship process consists of many responsibilities. These include the provision of settlement assistance and financial support such as, but not limited to: housing facilities including finding permanent homes; finding interpreters for refugees who may not understand English or French (Official languages in Canada); assistance in finding education facilities, healthcare and transportation services; assistance with any post-traumatic stress disorder, if any, or any crisis as a newcomer in Canada. Refugees sponsored by a group of five mainly sponsor applicants who fit into the UNHCR’s definition of a refugee. They also sponsor people with valid refugee status in another country.