The Coachella Valley Housing Coalition (CVHC) was established in 1982 when local community activists, business leaders, and concerned citizens came together to do something about the lack of decent housing for farmworkers, and low-income families and individuals in the Coachella Valley. An initial grant of $10,000 from The Aetna Foundation was obtained, and CVHC's first employee and current Executive Director John Mealey was hired.
Early efforts produced a farmworker apartment complex and a housing rehabilitation program. More than 800 people applied to live in Pueblo Nuevo apartments (50 units), CVHC's first farmworker housing complex completed in 1986 in Coachella, CA. In 1987, CVHC began its Self Help housing program, and in 1992, CVHC's first non-farmworker apartment complex was completed using tax credit financing. CVHC extended its services beyond housing in 1993, first by the completion of a water-delivery system that supplied safe drinking water to more than 200 households in Indio, CA., and then by the implementation of apartment-based child-care centers at two of its apartment complexes.
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