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2-II.B. ESTIMATE OF PARTICIPATING FAMILIES [24 CFR 984.201(d)(2)] <br />The PHA must state the number of eligible FSS families who can reasonably be expected to <br />receive supportive services under the FSS program based on available and anticipated federal, <br />tribal, state, local, and private resources <br />Estimate of Eligible Families <br />Seventy-five (75) eligible FSS families can reasonably be expected to receive supportive <br />services under the FSS program, based on available and anticipated federal, tribal, state, <br />local, and private resources. <br />2-II.C. ELIGIBLE FAMILIES FROM OTHER SELF-SUFFICIENCY PROGRAMS <br />[24 CFR 984.201(d)(3)] <br />If applicable, the PHA must enter the number of families, by program type, who are participating <br />in any other local housing self-sufficiency program who are expected to agree to execute an FSS <br />contract of participation. <br />PHA Policy <br />The PHA does not operate other self-sufficiency programs and therefore no additional <br />families from other programs are expected to execute an FSS contract of participation. <br />2-II.D. ELIGIBILITY OF A COMBINED PROGRAM [24 CFR 984.201(e)] <br />A PHA that wishes to operate a joint FSS program with other PHAs may combine its resources <br />with one or more PHAs to deliver supportive services under a joint action plan that will provide <br />for the establishment and operation of a combined FSS program that meets the requirements of <br />this part. <br />PHA Policy <br />The PHA will not combine its resources with any other PHA to deliver support services, <br />have a joint action plan, or establish or operate a combined FSS Program. <br />© Copyright 2011 by Nan McKay & Associates <br />Unlimited copies may be made for internal use. <br />Page 2-8 <br />Model FSS Action Plan 12/1/11 <br />