her FSS Coach, it became clear just how much she had already accomplished. Now, with a new computer, she’s even better equipped to take on her educational and personal goals.
Darea shared how incredibly grateful she is for the support she’s received through the program, and her coach described her as an absolute joy to work with. We’re so excited to celebrate Darea’s progress and can’t wait to see what she’ll achieve next! The FSS Program supports individuals with Housing Choice Vouchers as they work toward greater financial stability and long-term goals. If you have a Housing Choice Voucher and are interested in FSS, contact the housing agency that manages your voucher to find out how to get started. Discover more about how we can help you and your home—whether you rent, own, or are anywhere in between: https://www.mmcaa.org/housing.html
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With support through the FSS Program, Michael was able to replace his tires, making it safer and easier to get to work every day. He shared how much it helped, especially with other necessary costs like registration and insurance. He’s incredibly grateful for the opportunity to be in the program and excited about what’s next.
We’re so impressed with Michael's journey and can't wait to see where he goes next! The FSS Program supports individuals with Housing Choice Vouchers as they work toward greater financial stability and long-term goals. If you have a Housing Choice Voucher and are interested in FSS, contact the housing agency that manages your voucher to find out how to get started. Discover more about all the ways we can help: https://www.mmcaa.org/howwehelp.html  We’re excited to celebrate Noah, a first-time homebuyer, who just closed on his home! 🎉
Through pre-purchase counseling and down payment resources, Noah was able to reach his goal. He said he's excited to have a place to call home—and we couldn’t be happier for him! Congratulations, Noah! Here’s to stability, comfort, and new beginnings. 🏠💙 Thinking about homeownership? We can help. We are a HUD Approved Housing Counseling Agency with HUD-Certified Housing Counselors on staff ready to support you in your homebuying journey. We serve Bay, Clare, Gladwin, Gratiot, Isabella, Mecosta, Midland, Muskegon, Oceana, Osceola, and Saginaw Counties. Call or text the office nearest you: Bay City: 989-894-9060 Farwell: 989-386-3805 Muskegon: 231-557-7622 Discover more about how we can help you and your home—whether you rent, own, or are anywhere in between here!  Please join us in congratulating Corey, a first-time homebuyer, who recently closed on his new home!
Corey completed pre-purchase counseling with one of our HUD-Certified Housing Counselors and is now officially a homeowner. He shared that he loves his new home and is already making renovation plans—way to make it your own, Corey! We’re proud to be part of his journey and wish him all the best as he starts this exciting new chapter. Looking to buy your first home or support someone who is? We are a HUD Approved Housing Counseling Agency with HUD-Certified Housing Counselors on staff serving Bay, Clare, Gladwin, Gratiot, Isabella, Mecosta, Midland, Muskegon, Oceana, Osceola, and Saginaw Counties. Call or text the office nearest you: Bay City: 989-894-9060 Farwell: 989-386-3805 Muskegon: 231-557-7622 Discover more about how we can help you and your home—whether you rent, own, or are anywhere in between here!
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Today, Victoria is thriving! She is just two semesters away from completing dual degrees in Mechatronics and Skilled Trades Electrical Programs at Delta College. Her hard work and dedication have earned her recognition on the Dean’s List, Vice President’s List, and now the President’s List with a 4.0 GPA! On top of her academic success, she works 45 hours a week, has completed her first internship, and is a candidate for a long-term co-op position.
Victoria’s achievements go beyond education and work. She has improved her credit, purchased a car, and discovered a passion for helping others through volunteer work. Looking ahead, she is on track to purchase her first home through the MSHDA Key to Own program in part from escrowing funds as part of the self-sufficiency program. "I am excited to see what else I can achieve before I graduate the FSS program and continue in the Key to Own program. Thank you for showing me this was all possible!" —Victoria Victoria’s story is a testament to the power of determination and support. We are so proud of her and grateful to be a part of her journey! Keep shining, Victoria! |
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