Kevin Haley, who suffers from COPD and coronary heart illness, rests over a Gatorade along with his 13-year-old canine Hazard at his Sacramento Self Assist Housing residence on Friday. He simply moved into the home on Tenaya Avenue in North Sacramento on Tuesday. (Photograph: Renee C. Byer/Sacramento Bee) A Sacramento housing nonprofit is closing, and consequently, greater than 560 beforehand homeless Sacramentans may very well be again on the streets once more. The Sacramento Self-Assist Housings board final week voted to close down the group, triggered partly by the county’s choice to not renew greater than $5 million in contracts to accommodate the homeless, mentioned Board Chairman Ethan evans. The…