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Through a partnership between Self-Help Enterprises, Kern County Public Health Services, Community Action Partnership of Kern (CAPK), and local water companies, Kern County residents are receiving drought relief services, including emergency water tanks through the Temporary Water Assistance Program. The water tank system restores a limited supply of water to homes.

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Porterville area residents were updated Sunday by state and local officials about what is being done to help residents whose water wells have gone dry. Self-Help Enterprises is collaborating on the long-term efforts.

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The the mutual self-help model, Self-Help Enterprises has increased rural housing supply and provided necessary services to isolated areas of the San Joaquin Valley.

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Ellie Mae has partnered with Self-Help Enterprises to support our Homebuyer, Rehabilitation, and New Homes programs through a donation of the Encompass software. The software helps speed the loan process, offers transparency and provides streamlined reports – all of which enable our staff to assist more families.

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Kern County families living in homes whose wells have run dry due to the drought may qualify for no-cost water tank installation and water deliveries through a program offered by the Kern County Public Health Services, Environmental Health Division in partnership with Self-Help Enterprises, and the Community Action Partnership of Kern. ****Note: the article “Community organization assists in obtaining and installing water tanks to those in need” was published in Spanish and English translation is provided.

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Kern County families living in homes whose wells have run dry due to the drought may qualify for no-cost water tank installation and water deliveries through a program offered by the Kern County Public Health Services, Environmental Health Division in partnership with Self-Help Enterprises, and the Community Action Partnership of Kern.

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Paul Boyer, Community Development Program Director, shares his thoughts on the impact of groundwater depletion is having on communities in the San Joaquin Valley. ****Note: the article “California is on the brink of an emergency water crisis” was published in Spanish and English translation is provided.

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Kern County families living in homes whose wells have run dry due to the drought may qualify for no-cost water tank installation and water deliveries through a program offered by the Kern County Public Health Services, Environmental Health Division in partnership with Self-Help Enterprises, and the Community Action Partnership of Kern.

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Kern County families living in homes whose wells have run dry due to the drought may qualify for no-cost water tank installation and water deliveries through a program offered by the Kern County Public Health Services, Environmental Health Division in partnership with Self-Help Enterprises, and the Community Action Partnership of Kern.

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