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The City of Lindsay and Self-Help Enterprises will partner on the roundabout slated to be installed on Hermosa and Westwood next to Jefferson Elementary.

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Jessi Snyder, Self-Help Enterprises’ Community Development Manager, speaks with NPR about connecting drought-impacted families to a permanent water source.

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In 2016, Wells Fargo invested more than $2.5 million in the Central Valley. Of that, $144,750 went to local nonprofits in Tulare County including $18,750 to Self-Help Enterprises.

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Governor Jerry Brown declared an end to California’s historic drought, lifting emergency orders in all counties except Fresno, Kings, Tulare and Tuolumne, where emergency drinking water projects will continue to help address diminished groundwater supplies.

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Self-Help Enterprises celebrated its designation as a NeighborWorks Homeownership Center. As the Valley’s only Homeownership Center, Self-Help Enterprises works with families to turn the dream of homeownership into a reality through the Gateway: Your Path to Homeownership program.

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The Patterson City Council granted a funding request from Self-Help Enterprises to build 41 owner-occupied affordable housing units, to be made available to low-income households.

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PolitiFact dispels millennial homeownership myths. Tom Collishaw, Self-Help Enterprises’ CEO, shares  millennial’s interest to buy a home in the San Joaquin Valley.

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East Porterville homeowners eligible for a cost-free connection to a new sustainable water supply must sign up for the service by March 31. The East Porterville Water Supply Project, including non-profit organizations participating on the project: Self Help Enterprises, Community Water Center, Community Services Employment Training and the Porterville Area Coordinating Council.

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Self-Help Enterprises will celebrate its designation as a NeighborWorks Homeownership Center. As the Valley’s only Homeownership Center, Self-Help Enterprises works with families to turn the dream of homeownership into a reality through the Gateway: Your Path to Homeownership program.

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KALW Radio featured a radio documentary about the drought-impacted community of Okieville in Tulare County. The story features Self-Help Enterprises’ assistance to secure $2.6 million in emergency drought funding that will pay for the digging of a community well, construction of piping to connect each house to the well and installation of a metering system.

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