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Nine families in Goshen received the keys to their new homes – the houses they built
themselves through a program offered by Self-Help Enterprises.

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Self-Help Enterprises is seeking a $400,000 federal grant to help rural, low-income Kern County families fix up their homes — and improve water wells.

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Arturo Corona of Lindsay was one of four students to receive Self-Help Enterprises’ $1,000 Doris “Do” Dooley Scholarship.

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A water panel discussed the challenges facing water supplies in the Tulare Lake Basin. Among the panelists were Maria Herrera, a California Water commissioner and Self-Help Enterprises Community Development Specialist, and Mike Chrisman, a farmer, former state Secretary of Natural
Resources, and Self-Help Enterprises Board member.

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Self-Help Enterprises CEO Tom Collishaw encourages support of affordable home finance bills AB 35 and AB 1335 that can boost the Kern County economy and generate private investment in affordable rental homes.

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Wells Fargo Bank, in partnership with Self-Help Enterprises, held a HomeLIFT event in Fresno with prospective homebuyers looking to qualify for a $15,000 grant to buy a home.

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Wells Fargo, in partnership with Self-Help Enterprises and NeighborWorks, still has $15,000 homebuyer downpayment assistance grants available through its HomeLIFT program for prospective buyers in Fresno, Modesto and Stockton.

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National Homeownership Month takes place in June and highlights USDA’s ongoing role to help residents of America’s small towns and cities purchase homes in rural areas. In California, Self-Help Enterprises has partnered with USDA since 1965 to help more than 6,100 very-low- and low-income families build and own their own homes in the San Joaquin Valley.

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Wells Fargo Bank, in partnership with Self-Help Enterprises, will hold its HomeLIFT event in Fresno with 319 prospective homebuyers each looking to qualify for a $15,000 grant to buy a home.

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Tulare County officials are looking for a partnership with the City of Dinuba in a new program that provides people whose wells have run dry with potable water. Tulare County is working with Self-Help Enterprises for the household tank program.

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