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People Self-Help Housing — Thank you for celebrating with us at the Cleaver & Clark Commons Grand Opening!

by Community Contributor • June 3, 2026 • Comments Off

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Photos courtesy People’s Self Help Housing.

Thank You!

To all who joined us for last week’s Cleaver & Clark Commons Grand Opening and to those who helped make this new affordable housing possible, we share our gratitude.

Check out the event photos!

Corki Clark-Henderson Community Center

Inspired by her late father, Clifford Clark, a beloved community champion who spent decades giving back to the Central Coast, Corki Clark-Henderson carries that proud legacy of service forward in her own life and work. As a compassionate advocate, she has a profound commitment to public service and was the inspiration for more affordable housing coming to Grover Beach through the building of Cleaver & Clark Commons. It is our privilege to name the community center in her honor.

Unable to attend?

Check out the Cleaver & Clark Commons property tour video!

Thank you to our partners!

Financing Partners

California Department of Housing & Community Development Multifamily Housing Program and Joe Serna Jr. Farmworker Housing

Housing Authority of San Luis Obispo

City of Grover Beach

JP Morgan Chase Bank, N.A.

Redstone Equity Partners, LLC

San Luis Obispo Housing Trust Fund

Project Team

Architect & Engineer: RRM Design Group

Co-Owner, Co-Developer: The San Luis Obispo Nonprofit Housing Corporation (HASLO)
Co-Owner, Co-Developer, Builder, Property Manager: People’s Self-Help Housing

Make Your Gift

At PSHH, we build so much more than housing! To support residents who call Cleaver & Clark Commons home, make your generous gift here!

PSHH Land Acknowledgment

We humbly acknowledge the Indigenous Peoples and unceded territories that our organization now occupies. We recognize the YTT Northern Chumash, Santa Ynez Band of Chumash, Barbeño/Ventureño Band of Mission Indians, Cruzeño Chumash, and Salinan elders, current and future generations as the protectors of these lands.

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