SAVANNAH, Ga. (WTOC) – The Housing Authority of Savannah announced it has received additional funding from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development to expand its Family Self-Sufficiency Program.
About the program
The program serves as an initiative designed to help families increase income, build financial stability, and achieve long-term goals.
The Housing Authority of Savannah said the new funding will allow them to add an additional support position within the program, increasing the agency’s capacity to serve more families.
“Expanding the Family Self-Sufficiency Program is a powerful investment in our residents and their future,” said Evette Hester, Executive Director of the Housing Authority of Savannah. “This additional funding from HUD allows us to strengthen the individualized support we provide to participating families. By adding another dedicated support position, we will be able to reach more residents, deepen our partnerships with workforce development and education providers, and help families move closer to lasting economic independence.”
Expanded services
By expanding staffing capacity, the Housing Authority will be able to offer more one-on-one coaching and a stronger program overall…