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Self-Help Enterprises is working on the second phase of its Parksdale development off Road 29 and Avenue 13 1/2 in Madera. The Traver project will bring 11 homes to the northwest corner of Canal and Jacobs drive, south of Traver Elementary School.

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Four years of drought in California is affecting the health of San Joaquin Valley residents. Self-Help Enterprises is helping to aid valley residents whose wells no longer supply water.

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Local nonprofits, including Self-Help Enterprises, are trying to expand their funding base for wells, water tanks, food assistance and job training during this drought.

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Self Help Enterprises has been working with the Ducor Community Services District, which operates the town’s water system, to find funding for a new well.

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Stanislaus County has partnered with Self-Help Enterprises to deliver temporary storage tanks to eligible homes whose wells have gone dry. The program started in August and in two months almost 30 homes have received the portable water tanks.

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A group of California businesses and nonprofits, including Self-Help Enterprises, launched the California Drought Relief Fund, a crowdfunding campaign that aims to provide support to local relief organizations that assist families who have run out of water as well as victims of the wildfires ravaging parts of the West Coast.

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A group of California businesses and nonprofits, including Self-Help Enterprises, launched the California Drought Relief Fund, a crowdfunding campaign that aims to provide support to local relief organizations that assist families who have run out of water as well as victims of the wildfires ravaging parts of the West Coast.

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Thousands of private owners of failed wells  in the San Joaquin Valley could have benefit from Assembly Bill 954, which would provide $10 million for grants and low-interest loans to replace private dry wells. The bill is now in limbo as the Senate Appropriations Committee suspended it.

 

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Millions of Californians are being affected in this fourth year of drought, but it’s worse in places like Okieville, where wells have gone dry for many in the Central Valley community which was built by refugees from Oklahoma’s epic Dust Bowl drought. Self-Help Enterprises is working with the community on a long-term solution.

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Stanislaus County has partnered with Self-Help Enterprises to deliver temporary storage tanks to eligible homes whose wells have gone dry.

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