Building Stronger, More Resilient Communities for Future Generations
Building Resilient Communities
Supporting safe, affordable housing to empower Tule River families and strengthen our community for generations.
Empowering Tule River Families
Providing Tule River families with safe, affordable housing options to foster a stronger, united community.
Current Projects
- Springville Drive Development: A future 30-unit housing development that will be fully engineered, evaluated, and prepared for construction.
- Transition Duplex Project: A new two-unit duplex that will provide additional housing for eligible families or individuals.
- Lower Kennedy Housing Development: A 20-unit affordable housing development planned for the Lower Kennedy area through funding from the California HOME Program.
- Homekey After Care Housing Initiative: An 18- to 20-unit supportive housing development that will provide stable housing and continued assistance for individuals transitioning from treatment or other care programs.
- HUD ICDBG-IT Housing Replacement Project: Seven families will receive replacement homes for mobile homes that were severely damaged by weather.
- BIA Home Improvement Program: One eligible applicant will receive a replacement mobile home funded through the BIA Home Improvement Program.
- HCD CDBG-DR: A future development initiative that will provide TRIHA and the Tribe with a Community Needs Assessment to identify disaster-recovery priorities and support future funding applications and projects.
- TSAR Cow Mountain Solar Project: Ten Cow Mountain homes will receive solar energy systems designed to reduce electricity costs and improve long-term energy efficiency
Successfully Completed Projects
Cow Mountain Subdivision
25-unit quality, affordable housing units for Tule River Tribal families.
The development includes three triplex buildings, each consisting of two 1,375-square-foot townhouse units and one 1,112-square-foot single-story unit, for a total of nine residences. The subdivision also includes nine three-bedroom homes measuring approximately 1,430 square feet and seven four-bedroom homes measuring approximately 1,660 square feet. Six of the homes are owned by the Tule River Tribe. Together, these thoughtfully designed residences provide a range of housing options to accommodate different tribal member household sizes while supporting safe, stable, and comfortable living within the Tule River community.
CURRENTLY THERE ARE NO VACANCIES
Nupchi Xo' Oy Apartment Complex
40-unit quality affordable housing for Tule River Tribe and Porterville Community Members.
Nupchi Xo’ Oy includes 15 single-family homes and 25 townhouses. Of these housing types, 34 are 3-bedroom residences, and six are 4-bedroom residences. The project includes a 1,956–square–foot community building with a laundry and computer lab available to adults and children for schoolwork and educational activities. SHE, in collaboration with TRIHA staff, will offer a robust onsite resident services program that will include job training, health and wellness services, financial training, homebuyer education and a variety of youth afterschool activities. The Tule River Tribe will also provide cultural services at the project, including a language program and other educational activities. Outdoors, a covered playground and open space is available for children living in the complex.
CURRENTLY THERE ARE NO VACANCIES
