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On Thursday, October 12th, SHE hosted a grand opening and ribbon cutting ceremony for the first phase of Santa Fe Commons, the nonprofit’s first multi-family affordable housing project in the City of Tulare, located at 537 N. West Street.

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$2,000 per household is now available for those financially impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic. The City of Visalia’s COVID-19 Rental or Mortgage Assistance Program, administered by Self-Help Enterprises, is now open for applications.

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Her vision came to life for The Neighborhood Village when local non-profit affordable  housing developer, Self-Help Enterprises approached Salt + Light to partner in  developing the transformative village as part of a master planned affordable housing  community in Goshen, California.

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The City of Visalia says a $2,000 per household is now available for those financially impacted by the COVID-19 pandemic.  The program is administered by Self-Help Enterprises and you can apply to receive help with current and/or past-due monthly rental or mortgage payments.

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“It is very important because it’ll help, first of all, prevent eviction. We do have a lot of residents that are being evicted due to not having their rent current, and this will help,” says Julia Cabanas, program manager at Self-Help Enterprises.

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In a state where there seems to be no middle ground on water, one entity has proudly planted a flag of neutrality. Self-Help Enterprises’ focus is apolitical and purely practical — getting water to people in need.

The Visalia-based nonprofit is known for both its quick response in emergencies as well as sticking around to find long-term solutions for residents of mostly low-income communities in the San Joaquin Valley.

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Tri Counties Bank announced today a partnership with Self-Help Enterprises (SHE) to launch a new Down Payment Assistance (DPA) Program. Tri Counties Bank is funding the program with a $150,000 donation to support low- and moderate-income homebuyers in Stanislaus, Merced, Madera, Fresno, Tulare and Kern Counties.

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We hope that members of Congress will recognize that the affordable housing crisis extends to rural America and that they’ll support increases in rural housing programs, such as the ones we’ve used effectively in the San Joaquin Valley. A good place to start is the recommendations made by the National Rural Housing Coalition.

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The first phase of a new, multi-family affordable housing project in Tulare is complete. This week, Self-Help Enterprises (SHE) hosted a grand opening for Santa Fe Commons One, located at 537 N. West Street, between Pleasant Elementary School and Tulare Western High School.

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In a symbolic act of progress, a vibrant crowd of community leaders, elected officials, developing partners and members of the public gathered to witness the ribbon-cutting ceremony of a new rental community making its debut in the city.

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