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Stay cool in the summer and warm in the winter—with a new high-efficiency heat pump HVAC system. If you’re an income-qualified renter or homeowner in Central California, the EBD Program may cover the cost, plus installation.

Check your eligibility: https://bit.ly/she_social

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Manténgase fresco en el verano y caliente en el invierno, con un nuevo sistema HVAC de bomba de calor de alta eficiencia. Si usted es inquilino o propietario de una vivienda en el centro de California y cumple con los requisitos de ingresos, el Programa EBD podría cubrir el costo, más la instalación.

Compruebe su elegibilidad: https://bit.ly/she_social

Home Energy Upgrades | EBD Program Central California Make your home safer and more efficient—at no cost. The EBD Program offers free energy upgrades for income-qualified households in Central California.

Get a new energy-efficient appliances and more—at no cost to income-qualified Californians. No catch. Just comfort.

Start here: https://bit.ly/she_social

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Obtenga nuevos electrodomésticos eficientes y más, sin costo para los californianos que cumplan con los requisitos de ingresos. Sin trampa. Solo comodidad. de CA

Comienze aquí: https://bit.ly/she_social

Home Energy Upgrades | EBD Program Central California Make your home safer and more efficient—at no cost. The EBD Program offers free energy upgrades for income-qualified households in Central California.

June is National Homeownership Month!

This week, we're celebrating our partnership with NeighborWorks America and reflecting on our commitment to housing security, community resilience and financial well-being. Alongside hardworking families and indispensable partners, we will continue to champion the needs of the communities we serve and uplift the stories of those making a difference.

At SHE, we strive to make homeownership attainable, affordable, and sustainable for all. In the past six months alone, 45 families have completed construction of their very own homes under the Mutual Self-Help Housing Program, and over 6,700 homes have been built since 1965.