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In drought-parched Central Valley, thousands rely on trucked and bottled water as they wait for new wells

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Butterfly Gardens is based on the housing-first model, according to Jessica Hoff Berzac, co-founder and principal of UPholdings. Tenants are placed in the housing first and then can seek help with their illness or drug addiction, rather than having to clear those hurdles to get into a unit.

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Self-Help Enterprises receives $4 million in state funding to continue the construction of housing units for those experiencing trying to recover from homelessness

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Self-Help Enterprises has been awarded $4,051,471 to construct prefabricated mobile homes for residents experiencing homelessness in Goshen (Tulare County). The project will add 36 units.

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Farmersville City Council approves Self Help Enterprises taking the lead on construction for new transit center in the city

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Next phase of Self Help Enterprises’ Los Arroyos project is about to kick off, bringing more affordable housing units to Farmersville

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A west Tulare affordable housing project could help provide much needed units for those without homes or on the brink of homelessness. Santa Fe Commons is being built in partnership with Self-Help Enterprises, a Central Valley-based community development organization.

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Stanislaus County is moving forward with $50 million in long-awaited improvements for county pockets that don’t have basic services.

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Most Californians are feeling the effects of the drought. But in areas of the state where people rely on groundwater, such as the San Joaquin Valley, the pain of this drought is especially severe.

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“We have stepped up as an organization to be first-responders to communities that have their wells run dry,” said Tom Collishaw, President and CEO of SHE. “We currently have 2,200 Valley residents relying on bottled water and hauled water deliveries from SHE.”

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