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“We have stepped up as an organization to be first-responders to communities that have their wells run dry,” said Tom Collishaw, President and CEO of SHE. “We currently have 2,200 Valley residents relying on bottled water and hauled water deliveries from SHE.”

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California lawmakers punted on a proposal to rein in agricultural groundwater pumping as drought continues to grip California and more than a thousand domestic wells have run dry.

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Self-Help Enterprises (SHE) and Salt + Light Works of Tulare County have officially broken ground for The Neighborhood Village in Goshen, CA! On Thursday, August 25th, community members, healthcare partners, and government officials gathered to celebrate the historic occasion.

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The Tule Tribe continues its battle with extreme drought conditions that have left residents without bathing or drinking water

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After years of planning Salt+Light, Self Help Enterprises and members of the community gather to break ground for the 52-unit Neighborhood Village project providing help for those experiencing homelessness

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The housing shortage in Mariposa County received a little bit of relief last week when a new apartment complex was opened. Self-Help Enterprises (SHE) held the grand opening of its newest affordable rental community, Creekside Terrace, on Thursday, Aug. 18.

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Monthly rents range from about $100 to $1000, depending on the unit size and residents’ income.

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Grand Opening of Self-Help Enterprises’ New Affordable Rental Community In Mariposa, Creekside Terrace Provides 42 Units of Affordable and Energy-Efficient Rental Housing

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Visalia City Council approves amendment to help receive additional funding from CARES Act that will provide residents with rental assistance in the fall

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Small Valley communities are drying up. The latest town to find itself waterless is Tooleville, east of Exeter on Highway 65.

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