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What is the Family & Youth Services Bureau (FYSB)?
The Family & Youth Services Bureau (FYSB) is a division of the Administration for Children & Families (ACF).
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Core Programs:
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Quick Fact
through the National Runaway Safeline's Home Free bus ticket program since 1995.
The Family and Youth Services Bureau considers the safety of runaway and homeless youth one of its four core outcomes.
Funding Opportunities
FYSB is seeking applications for the following funding opportunities:
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Family and Youth Services Bureau Brochure
October 16, 2012
This full-color brochure provides details on the Family and Youth Services Bureau and its grant programs.
Success Story
Grantees of the Family and Youth Services Bureau
Are You or Your Family Looking for Help?
FYSB offers a network of organizations that can help you find solutions.
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The Family and Youth Services Bureau works closely and collaboratively with agencies across the government to provide modern, integrated programs to those who most need support, while delivering meaningful information to policymakers and taxpayers about what works.
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