Health Net Invests $4M for 45-Unit Affordable Housing in Modesto
CNC•Health Net has awarded a $4 million grant to Self-Help Enterprises to develop Morris Village, a 45-unit affordable housing community in Modesto for residents earning below the area’s median income. Construction is slated to begin in Q4 2026 with completion expected in spring 2028.
1. Grant Award Details
Health Net, a subsidiary of Centene Corporation, has committed a $4 million grant to Self-Help Enterprises to close the funding gap for Morris Village, a new affordable housing development in Modesto. This investment supports long-term housing stability linked to improved health outcomes for vulnerable populations.
2. Project Specifications
Morris Village will consist of 45 units reserved for residents earning below Stanislaus County’s median income. Construction is scheduled to commence in the fourth quarter of 2026 and reach completion by spring 2028, providing families and individuals with secure housing.
3. Health and Community Impact
The development aims to address social determinants of health by offering safe, stable housing that can enhance physical and mental well-being. Partnerships with service providers and community organizations will connect residents to healthcare and support services to sustain long-term stability.
4. Centene’s Housing Commitments
Since 2020, Centene’s Health Net has invested $93 million in housing and homelessness initiatives across California. This project reinforces the company’s strategy to integrate social care into managed health services and drive better outcomes through community-based investments.
