Housing - Family Self-Sufficiency

Family Self Sufficiency

Giving a “hand up” instead of a “hand out” by promoting and encouraging participants to become economically self-sufficient

Jacqueline Williams – Housing Counselor II	FSS PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS: Same qualifications as Section 8 Sign a five (5) year contractual agreement to either stay in school or work fulltime, and Must have at least one child under the age of eighteen residing in the household, and Must be receiving housing assistance through the Section 8 program, and Escrow Account

Jacqueline Williams – Housing Counselor II

FSS PROGRAM REQUIREMENTS:

Same qualifications as Section 8
Sign a five (5) year contractual agreement to either stay in school or work fulltime, and
Must have at least one child under the age of eighteen residing in the household, and
Must be receiving housing assistance through the Section 8 program, and
Escrow Account

Success Stories……

Rebecca went from $ 0 income to $21,000 annually after successfully completing Radiation Technology training.

Laura earning $12,890 annually, now earns $22,000 annually after earning a bachelors degree in teaching.

Gabriella earning $10,296 annually, now earns $32,105 annually after successfully completing life skills training.

FSS PARTICIPANT’S