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Kings County is partnering with Self-Help Enterprises on an emergency water distribution plan designed to provide water for residents who lost their water supply because of drought.

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Short-term solutions for residents impacted by the drought include Tulare County’s Household Tank Program, which includes installing the household tanks and  filling them with water, supplying bottled water to homes, assessing water needs in communities and public outreach. The County is investing $309,000 in the water tank program.

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Self-Help Enterprises partnered with GRID Alternatives to bring solar to families in Tulare.

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Self-Help Enterprises is working with the Fresno County Office of Emergency Services to bring both temporary and permanent water solutions to families living in the Orange Center School area.

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For over five decades, families in the San Joaquin Valley have participated in a “mutual self-help” housing program, which has helped low-income families attain home ownership.

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Tulare County resident Jimmy Moreno shares his experience living with a dry well. Self-Help Enterprises is working with residents in Jimmy’s neighborhood, Tulare County and California Water Service to connect the residents to a City of Visalia’s water line.

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Self-Help Enterprises will  develop a new affordable housing project in the community of Goshen. The first phase of the Goshen Village East subdivision will include 89 single-family homes, all built under the self-help housing program with low-income families contributing over 70 percent of the construction labor, and 140 apartment units.

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Self-Help Enterprises plans to build Goshen Village East, as subdivision of 89 single-family homes, along with 100 to 140 apartments in Goshen.

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Renters in Tulare County whose wells are dry due to the drought can now get free water for filling household tanks.

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Self-Help Enterprises, together with residents and non-profit groups in Tulare County, championed a much needed extension of drought relief services to renters who continue to live without water. The Tulare County Board of Supervisors considered the viability of extending the household water tank program to rental properties.

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