National Geographic is filming a documentary about climate change and the drought that features Self-Help Enterprises and the organization’s work in rural communities.
As drought conditions intensify this summer, Stanislaus County’s water advisory committee will hold a community meeting in Denair on emergency assistance and groundwater. The county has teamed with Self-Help Enterprises to provide a temporary water supply to homeowners with dry wells.
Mariposa County has partnered with Self-Help Enterprises to deliver temporary storage tanks to eligible homes whose wells have gone dry. As of July 24, 2015 there are 74 households that have been approved for water deliveries, with three pending inspections.
The Merced County Board of Supervisors unanimously approved elf-Help Enterprises to install and maintain emergency water distribution systems for county residents whose wells have gone dry.
The Lindsay Village Apartments project is proposed by Self-Help Enterprises (SHE) and will be located on the southeast corner of Westwood Avenue and Hermosa Street.
In rural California towns, the lack of water is affecting many communities including Monson, Orange Center, and Cameron Creek Colony were Self-Help Enterprises is assisting families impacted by the drought.
