Capstone Case Study Summary

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It is obvious that PSS is facing a hard dilemma in adaption to change. PSS could choose to drop its total mission and depend on FSS, the HUD’s new project, to offer the poor families the social welfare, but it is an irresponsible method. So HASCO needs to continue its mission. PSS has successfully helped for hundred motivated families from public assistance and provide universal access to all welfare families rather than just those the program operates define as motivated. i Facing the new policy, as the Director of HASCO, Holt needs to make sure his objectives. In the short term, Holt needs to find a way to support PSS. He needs to decides whether make PSS away from FSS or combine PSS with FSS. In the long term, Holt should ensure that the participants of PSS could get rid of poverty and improve their life under PSS or FSS. So, at least, Holt should maintain PSS and check whether FSS could have same outcome during the following years.…show more content…
As a nationally-honored local housing authority program, PSS has proved itself to be a successful project, which at least is useful locally. So, the local government and other institutions have enough reason to trust the future of PSS. The program achieves its goals through a networked, collaborative, partnering approach with a broad range of human service, governmental, and advocacy agencies.ii The success of PSS is the efforts of HASCO, HUD and Everett Housing Authority. PSS needs both external and internal supports, and for their integration, in network formation to maintain
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