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Family Self-Sufficiency

Family Self-Sufficiency or FSS is a program that helps families receiving Housing Choice Vouchers achieve economic self-sufficiency.  The Housing Authority has contracted with NORWESCAP to bring the FSS Program to interested, eligible individuals.

 

Family Self-Sufficiency will help individuals realize their fullest potential in a demanding and competitive world.  The FSS case manager will help navigate obstacles that may stand in the way of goal achievement.  In certain instances, financial assistance may be provided for assistance with basic needs.

 

Services:

  • Case Management
  • Financial Assistance
  • Counseling
  • Advocacy
  • Employment/Career Counseling
  • Information & Referral
  • Escrow Accounts

Goals to be Achieved 

  • Home Ownership
  • Education & Training
  • Full-time Employment
  • Increased Income
  • Citizenship

Eligibility

To qualify for FSS you must receive a Housing Choice Voucher and be referred by the participating housing authority.  You need to be ready and willing to set goals and work toward achieving them.

 

Information

For more information contact your Housing Authority or

 

NORWESCAP Family Self-Sufficiency

230 Diamond Spring Road, 2nd floor

Denville  NJ  07834

973-784-4900

fax: 973-784-4904

email: fss@norwescap.org

 

Boonton

973-541-9597

 

Clifton

973-470-5631

 

Hours

8:30 am - 4:30 pm

Monday - Friday

 

Donation Information

If you are interested in supporting NORWESCAP, the communities we serve or the Family Self-Sufficiency program, please call 908-454-7000

 

350 Marshall Street

Phillipsburg, NJ 08865

908-454-7000

fax: 908-859-0729



This program is offered in:
Passaic, Morris County
Voices:
Thanks to the support I received from Family Self Sufficiency staff, I have become a success! When I first started the program,I was living in subsidized housing with my four children and receiving under $500 a month welfare. With the help of FSS, I was able to set short-term goals and then later long-term goals. It was the belief that I had support that helped me to find full-time employment. I now own my very own home and am attending college to become a teacher!” – Graduate FSS Program

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