General Guidelines
Project Self-Sufficiency supports low-income, single parent families in their efforts to become economically independent.

In order to be eligible for PS-S, families must reside in Larimer County, be headed by a single parent, have at least one child age 13 or under living with her/him over half time, and be low-income according to poverty guidelines. 

Program Overview
Interested candidates are required to submit a program application, attend an orientation and participate in an interview to determine if they are a good match for the program.

Each single parent who is accepted into the program is assigned to an advisor who assists her/him in setting goals, developing a self-sufficiency action plan, identifying resources, resolving problems, and providing emotional support. 

PS-S takes a holistic approach, emphasizing areas such as self-esteem, parenting and recovery from domestic violence along with specific career and educational goals. 

Generally it will take one to four months to receive an invitation to an orientation once we receive your application.

Learn More
Learn more about how to apply to Project Self-Sufficiency by visiting HOW TO APPLY: APPLICATION PROCESS.

ELIGIBILITY

>Who is Eligible?
Find out if you are eligible to participate in the Project Self-Sufficiency program. Visit ELIGIBILITY.

APPLICATION PROCESS

>How do I Apply?
In order to enroll in PS-S, you must submit a completed application. Visit APPLICATION PROCESS for more information.

OPENINGS

>Openings
Project Self-Sufficiency is accepting applications in both Fort Collins and Loveland. Generally it will take one to four months to receive an invitation to an orientation once we receive your application.