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MRVP Self Sufficiency Program SSP

MRVP Self Sufficiency Program (SSP)

The Self Sufficiency Program (SSP) is a voluntary state program designed to assist MRVP Voucher holders achieve economic self-sufficiency through employment opportunities to increase earnings. This is done through case management; coordinating with local resources to secure better employment either through occupational skill training and/or education. SSP is a three-year program with an option to extend for an additional 1-2 more years!

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Rental Assistance/Subsidized Housing Admin

Rental Assistance/Subsidized Housing Admin
Family Self Sufficiency (FSS), MRVP Self Sufficiency Program (SSP), Section 8, State Rental Vouchers (MRVP), Supporting Neighborhood Opportunity in Massachusetts (SNO Mass), Targeted & Other Programs
Phone: 978-654-5726

 

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Ana’s Story

Family Self Sufficiency Success Story The Family Self- Sufficiency Program (FSS) is designed to help families receiving rental assistance to become self-supporting. This is a voluntary program and is open to all families receiving a View Full Story
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Marleny’s Story

Marleny is a participant in our Family Self-Sufficiency Program. She has been working tirelessly over the last few years to move herself forward in life, and closer to her dream to buy a home. To View Full Story

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