PAUL AINGER, Director of Development, comes to CHOC with over 10 years of housing and community development experience.  As Deputy Director of ACLC, Inc. in Stockton for over six years, he helped develop 362 units of affordable rental housing and 60 single-family homes in the San Joaquin Valley.  He was responsible for structuring the financing for the projects, securing entitlements and approvals and managing the development process from design to construction to final occupancy. Mr. Ainger  was also responsible for managing the agency’s operating budget.  Prior to joining ACLC, Mr. Ainger provided training and technical assistance, for over three years, to nonprofit housing development agencies throughout the West as a Housing Specialist for the Rural Community Assistance Corporation (RCAC).  Paul Ainger received his B.A. in Political Science from Rhodes College in Memphis, Tennessee and an M.B.A. in Accounting/Finance from U.C. Davis.  He lives in Sacramento with his family.

CANDY KRAFT, Compliance Manager,

SUSAN SLOVER, Resident Services Program Manager, created the new Resident Services Program at CHOC.  She has a Master of Social Work degree with a background in mental health, counseling, and community organizing.  Years of volunteering with local youth groups and community service agencies have given her an understanding of the diverse needs and challenges in improving the quality of life that many of the residents of low income housing face.  Ms. Slover's commitment to "services-enriched housing" and her desire to supervise Social Work Field Students for the Social Work Program at CSUS have enabled the new program to have on-site Resident Services Coordinators.  Ms. Slover lives west of Woodland on one acre with her husband of 25 years, two teenagers, and an assortment of animals.