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Self-Help Enterprises plans to build Goshen Village East, as subdivision of 89 single-family homes, along with 100 to 140 apartments in Goshen.

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Renters in Tulare County whose wells are dry due to the drought can now get free water for filling household tanks.

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Self-Help Enterprises, together with residents and non-profit groups in Tulare County, championed a much needed extension of drought relief services to renters who continue to live without water. The Tulare County Board of Supervisors considered the viability of extending the household water tank program to rental properties.

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The community of Matheny Tract in Tulare County have been unable to consolidate to a water system with safe, reliable drinking water. The consolidation of Cameron Creek Colony to Famersville’s water system is an example of a long-term solution for communities where wells are going dry due to the drought.

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Self-Help Enterprises is helping a family in Kern County to secure funding for a new manufactured home and financing for the drilling of a water well.

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Self-Help Enterprises is working on the second phase of its Parksdale development off Road 29 and Avenue 13 1/2 in Madera. The Traver project will bring 11 homes to the northwest corner of Canal and Jacobs drive, south of Traver Elementary School.

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Four years of drought in California is affecting the health of San Joaquin Valley residents. Self-Help Enterprises is helping to aid valley residents whose wells no longer supply water.

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Local nonprofits, including Self-Help Enterprises, are trying to expand their funding base for wells, water tanks, food assistance and job training during this drought.

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Self Help Enterprises has been working with the Ducor Community Services District, which operates the town’s water system, to find funding for a new well.

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Stanislaus County has partnered with Self-Help Enterprises to deliver temporary storage tanks to eligible homes whose wells have gone dry. The program started in August and in two months almost 30 homes have received the portable water tanks.

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