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FSS
(redirected from Family Self-Sufficiency)

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FSSFacilities Security and Safeguards Division
FSSFacility Service Selective
FSSFacility Status Sheet
FSSFacility Support Subsystem
FSSFade-Slope Statistic(s)
FSSFail-Safe State
FSSFailed Signal State
FSSFamily Self-Sufficiency
FSSFast Sealift Ship
FSSFast Slot Synchronization
FSSFast System Switch (Unix)
FSSFault Status Symbol
FSSFederal Security Service
FSSFederal Supply Schedule/Service
FSSFederal Supply Service (US General Services Administration)
FSSFellow of the Statistical Society
FSSFiber Sequence Selection
FSSField Service Site
FSSField Support Services
FSSFile Sharing Services
FSSFile Survey System
FSSFin Stabilizer System
FSSFinancial Service Standards LLC
FSSFinancial Shared Services
FSSFinancial Supervisory Service (South Korea)
FSSFine Sun Sensor
FSSFire Safety System
FSSFire Support Section
FSSFire Support Station
FSSFire Support Status
FSSFire Support System
FSSFire Suppression System
FSSFire Survey System (insurance)
FSSFirefinder Survivability Suite
FSSFirst Stop Shop
FSSFixed Sample Size
FSSFixed Satellite Service
FSSFixed Service System
FSSFixed Site SCAMP
FSSFlexibles Service System
FSSFlight Security Supervisor
FSSFlight Service Station
FSSFlight Software Subsystem
FSSFlight Support Structure
FSSFlight Support System
FSSFlinders Street Station ( Melbourne, Australia)
FSSFlutter Suppression System
FSSFokker Space Systems
FSSFonds des Services de Santé (French: Contribution to the health services fund; Québec, Canada)
FSSFonds Spécial de Solidarité (French: Belgium insurance)
FSSFood Service Sergeant
FSSForce Sustainment Systems
FSSForensic Science Service (Great Britain)
FSSForensic Science Society
FSSForward Scatter Site
FSSForward Scatter System
FSSForward Supply Support
FSSForward Support Site
FSSFoundation Stock Service
FSSFreeman-Sheldon Syndrome
FSSFrequency Selective Surface
FSSFrequency Surveillance System
FSSFrequency-Selective Structure
FSSFrequent State Saving
FSSFrontenac Secondary School (Ontario, Canada)
FSSFuel Supply Shutdown
FSSFuel Supply System
FSSFull Service Supplier
FSSFull Supply Support
FSSFully Separate Subsidiary
FSSFunctional Simulation System
FSSFail Safe System
FSSFair Share Scheduler
FSSFile System Safe
FSSFile System Server
FSSFreestyle Shaper
FSSFull Service System
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We must reassert the language of choice while expanding the debate around values of responsible parenthood and family self-sufficiency, of fairness, of women's health and child survival and of family well-being.
Framing the debate: saving women's lives by Bonk, Kathy / Conscience
The Long-Term Family Self-Sufficiency Plan would dramatically expand services to low-income families using federal and state welfare-to-work funds, mostly incentive bonuses earned by the county for successfully helping large numbers of welfare parents get jobs, said Sandra Semtner, chief of the special projects division for the county Department of Public Social Services.
SERVICES TO POOR EXPANDED by Daily News (Los Angeles, CA)
For the IDEA Program, qualifying households must be enrolled in a Family Self-Sufficiency (FSS) program through a local public housing authority, or in an Individual Development Account (IDA) program offered by either a nonprofit organization or one of the Bank's members.
Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco Awards $6.9 Million to Help ... by Business Wire
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