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Health Net Grants $3 Million for Affordable Senior Housing in Stockton

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 22
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Health Net, a company of Centene Corporation, announced a $3 million grant to Mutual Housing California. This funding supports the creation of Fairview Terrace, a new affordable housing community in Stockton, San Joaquin County. The project will provide 76 homes for income-qualified adults aged 55 and older.

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Why it matters

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The grant addresses the growing need for stable, affordable housing for older adults in San Joaquin County. The investment aims to provide seniors with the stability and community access necessary for better health and well-being.

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Who's involved

  • Health NetProvided the $3 million grant to support the housing initiative.
  • Centene CorporationOwns Health Net, the company providing the grant.
  • San Joaquin CountyThe county where the affordable housing project is located.
  • StocktonThe city where the new affordable housing community will be built.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • San Joaquin County might receive investment through the affordable housing project, addressing critical local needs.

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