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Lisa Mensah, the United States Department of Agriculture Under Secretary for Rural Development, and Congressman Jim Costa visited the home of the Cabrera family in Madera who are among the many families in the San Joaquin Valley with a dry well. Self-Help Enterprises is assisting the Cabrera family to drill a new 500 foot well with funding for long-term drought relief provided by USDA Rural Development.

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The Monterey Park Tract Community Services District held a groundbreaking ceremony to celebrate the kick-off of the waterline connection project with the City of Ceres (Stanislaus County). This project will include a 5-mile water main, a storage tank, and a pump station, which will bring city water to Monterey Park residents who currently have contaminated wells. For the last seven years, Self-Help Enterprises has been working with the Monterey Park Tract Community Services District providing technical assistance and securing funding for this project.

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Self-Help Enterprises is working with the Tulare County community of Monson on a community water system. The Tulare County Board of Supervisors approved land to drill a new water well and place underground piping for the distribution system.

 

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Pacific Western Bank and Rural LISC have announced a $1 million loan to Self-Help Enterprises as part of a collaborative effort to alleviate drought conditions in the San Joaquin Valley. The funding will be used to provide low-income residents with permanent solutions including low-interest loans to drill a deeper or new well.

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Self-Help Enterprises is working with the Tulare County community of Monson on a community water system. Progress is being made with land selected for the well site and underground piping for the distribution system.

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Pacific Western Bank and Rural LISC have announced a $1 million loan to Self-Help Enterprises as part of a collaborative effort to alleviate drought conditions in the San Joaquin Valley. The funding will be used to provide low-income residents with permanent solutions including low-interest loans to drill a deeper or new well.

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Pacific Western Bank and Rural LISC have announced a $1 million loan to Self-Help Enterprises as part of a collaborative effort to alleviate drought conditions in the San Joaquin Valley. The funding will be used to provide low-income residents with permanent solutions including low-interest loans to drill a deeper or new well.

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Self-Help Enterprises has designed an 11-house development, which should begin construction in March or April 2016 in the rural community of Traver (Tulare County).

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Self-Help Enterprises’ Highland Acres apartment rental community is included in a roundup of accomplishments in Visalia.

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Pacific Western Bank and Rural LISC have announced a $1 million loan to Self-Help Enterprises as part of a collaborative effort to alleviate drought conditions in the San Joaquin Valley. The funding will be used to provide low-income residents with permanent solutions including low-interest loans to drill a deeper or new well.

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