For 75 San Joaquin County Families, Affordable Housing May be Within Reach thanks to Health Net
PR Newswire•13/11/2026•14:04 ET
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Key Highlights
- ➤Health Net investment $3 million to create at least 75 affordable Stockton homes
- ➤Funding supports grants and low-interest loans for income-qualified families
- ➤Eligible projects target households earning 30%-50% of area median income
- ➤Health Net affordable housing investments in Sacramento and San Joaquin total $11 million
Expert Statements
Dorothy M. Seleski, Medi-Cal Plan President at Health Net
“A home is so much more than a roof overhead. Its the place where families feel safe, children can grow and learn, and people can focus on their health and well-being.”
Dorothy M. Seleski, Medi-Cal Plan President at Health Net
“Too many families in our communities are struggling to find housing they can afford. By partnering with the San Joaquin Regional Housing Fund, were helping create more opportunities for families to put down roots, build stability and look toward the future with greater confidence. Together, were investing in healthier communities by helping more people find a place to call home.”
Gary Singh, Board Chair of the San Joaquin Regional Housing Fund
“When local organizations unite around a shared goal, communities move forward.”
Gary Singh, Board Chair of the San Joaquin Regional Housing Fund
“Health Nets investment will help transform plans into homes for local families while encouraging broader community participation in addressing the regions housing needs.”
Robert Rickman, San Joaquin County Supervisor
“Investments in affordable housing are investments in the health, strength and future of our communities.”
Robert Rickman, San Joaquin County Supervisor
“By bringing public, private and community partners together, we can help more San Joaquin County families find stable housing and create lasting opportunity across the region.”
For 75 San Joaquin County Families, Affordable Housing May be Within Reach thanks to Health Net PR Newswire
The company's $3 million investment will help create 75 affordable homes for income-qualified Stockton families.
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