DHS - Project Zero

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Overview

Overview
Project Zero is a part of the Department of Human Services' continuing welfare reform initiative, To Strengthen Michigan Families (TSMF), which assists recipients making the transition from dependency to self-sufficiency.

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History

• History
Project Zero is part of the FIA's "To Strengthen Michigan Families" initiative. This initiative, which began in 1996, assists clients in moving away from the need for public assistance and toward self-sufficiency. The goal of Project Zero is to reduce to "zero" the number of work ready Family Independence Program (FIP, formerly AFDC) households without earned income.

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County Statistics

• Data Monitoring Packets / Earned Income Reports


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•	US Census Bureau