ROSS Program
The ROSS (Resident Opportunities and Self-Sufficiency) program connects public housing residents with supportive services, resources, and activities that promote economic independence and housing self-sufficiency.
Whether working toward a new career or navigating aging-in-place, ROSS is here to support your journey.
What is the Role of a ROSS Service Coordinator?
ROSS Service Coordinators serve as a link between residents and available community resources. Through personalized case management, goal-setting, and trusted partnerships, coordinators help residents:
- Identify their needs and goals
- Access relevant services and programs
- Build the skills and support networks needed for long-term success
Service Coordinators empower individuals and families to take the next step toward self-sufficiency—offering guidance every step of the way.
Goals of the ROSS Program
The ROSS program supports residents with services tailored to their needs and life stage:
- For Working-Age Families:
Help increase income, reduce dependency on government assistance, and work toward financial stability. - For Elderly and Disabled Residents:
Support continued independence, enhance quality of life, and connect residents with aging-in-place services that help them remain in their homes.
Services Available Through ROSS
The services provided by ROSS Service Coordinators are based on individual assessments and personal goals. Support may include:
- Personalized goal planning and progress tracking
- Employment and job training opportunities
- Disability and accessibility services
- Health and wellness support
- Food, clothing, and transportation assistance
- Educational and youth programs
- Financial literacy coaching
- Aging-in-place resources for seniors
