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The Tulare County community of Monson already has water problems; now wells are drying up due to the drought.

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Self-Help Enterprises is assisting families in Monson whose wells have gone dry. Families are receiving water tanks to help meet basic household health and safety needs.

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If funding is approved, the City of Lindsay may get a new affordable housing apartment complex complete with an on-site community center. Self-Help Enterprises proposes a 50-60 unit apartment complex for the southeast corner of Hermosa Street and Westwood Avenue.

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Susan Renteria, the Tulare County Association of Realtors Community Project Committee chairperson, coordinated a volunteer day with Self-Help Enterprises to help families in Tulare build their new homes.

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The Tulare County Association of Realtors came out with Self-
Help Enterprises on Wednesday, March 11 to help 12 Tulare families build
their own homes.

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Family HealthCare Network’s Community HeathCorps/AmeriCorps members partnered with Self-Help Enterprises for a community service project as part of AmeriCorps Week. The group of 12 volunteers joined Self-Help Enterprises in Goshen to assist low-income families who are building their new, affordable homes.

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En la comunidad de Monson, más de la mitad de las 40 viviendas que la componen se han quedado sin agua a raíz de la sequía. Para ayudar temporalmente a las familias, se esta instalando tanques de agua.

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Maria Herrera, Self-Help Enterprises’ Community Development Specialist, has been appointed to the California Water Commission by Governor Brown. The commission will decide on the public benefits of funding individual water storage projects with $2.7 billion of bond money.

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Realtors from the Tulare County Association of Realtors volunteered their time to help new, safe, healthy homes for families in Tulare.

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Volunteers from the Tulare County Association of Realtors worked alongside 12 families in Tulare who are building their new, safe, healthy home through Self-Help Enterprises’ New Homes program.

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