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The Merced County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved elf-Help Enterprises to install and maintain emergency water distribution systems for county residents whose wells have gone dry.

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The Lindsay Village Apartments project is proposed by Self-Help Enterprises (SHE) and will be located on the southeast corner of Westwood Avenue and Hermosa Street.

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In rural California towns, the lack of water is affecting many communities including Monson, Orange Center, and Cameron Creek Colony were Self-Help Enterprises is assisting families impacted by the drought.

 

 

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With over 1,300 dry wells in Tulare County alone, short-term relief is vital for families affected by the drought. In the NPR story below, Paul Boyer, Self-Help Enterprises’ Community Development Program Director, discusses the need of short-term aid and the importance of long-term solutions.

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Peter Malloch Park, built by Self-Help Enterprises, received funding from the the State of California Department of Housing and Community Development’s 2013 Housing Related Parks Program Grant to expand the existing playground and add new features.

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In two rural California valleys, the Coachella southeast of Los Angeles and the San Joaquin to the north, farmworkers and other poor residents are feeling the drought impact in a serious and personal way. Self-Help Enterprises is working with affected families to provide water tanks as an interim solution.

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Wells Fargo has partnered with Self-Help Enterprises for the HomeLIFT program, which is offering down payment assistance grants for Bakersfield area homebuyers.

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Self-Help Enterprises’ continues to apply for funding for the Lindsay Village Development Project – an affordable rental community of 60 units in Lindsay.

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Self-Help Enterprises is working with unincorporated communities on long-term drought relief projects and funding to install meters.

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Self-Help Enterprises joined the State Water Resources Control Board on a tour of East Porterville to discuss drought issues and solutions.

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