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WHAT'S NEW
October 31, 2011 - Keep Your Home California Programs
Keep Your Home California is a free service for homeowners who have suffered a financial hardship, to help them stay in their homes, maintain an affordable mortgage payment and avoid foreclosure. For additional information please follow the link below:
http://www.keepyourhomecalifornia.org/programs.htm
July 19 2011 - Rural Homebuilding Project Faces Budjet Axe
http://www.californiareport.org/archive/R201107180850/b
May 11 2011 - Now accepting applications for Duane Hill Terrace
Please see the announcement here
May 4 2011 - Solar Power to Low-Income Families
I think you would be interested in knowing about GRID Alternatives. They are a non-profit organization that installs solar systems on low income homes. The homes must be owned and occupied by the homeowners, and they are interested in installing solar systems in Mendocino and Lake County. On April 29 th 2011 they installed 4 solar systems in homes built through our Self-Help program in Lake County 5 years ago.
GRIDs’ outreach person is Sarah Shimmin. Contact info below. They want to install 6000 new systems over the next couple of years in CA and really want to install more in Northern CA. Please help me get the word out and check out their website at: http://www.gridalternatives.org/sash/single-family-affordable-solar-homes-program
Because of the high cost of solar, low income families don't have a chance to participate. This program makes it work for them. Most of the solar systems are free to the homeowner and are warranted by the organization and manufacture.
Go green, go solar!
Erika Holzhauer
RCHDC - Associate Development Director
GRID Alternatives Contact Information:
Sarah Shimmin
Outreach Coordinator
GRID Alternatives
3383 Manila Ave.
Oakland, CA 94609
phone: (510) 652-4730 x331
fax: (510) 225-2585
www.gridalternatives.org
For more information on this program check out the videos posted below
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Keep Your Home California Program
The Keep Your Home California
is designed to help low-and moderate-income homeowners retain their homes
if they have suffered a financial hardship such as unemployment, have
experienced a death in the family, or a major disability. The homeowners
must own and occupy the home as their primary residence, and meet income
limits.
For more information on this
program click here: http://www.keepyourhomecalifornia.org/
