Building wellness · Empowering lives · Strengthening communities
Plans taking shape · Updated October 2026

Our programs.
Our next chapter.

Our mission supports mental, emotional, and spiritual wellness across all stages of life. Explore how education, prevention, supportive services, and community connection will bring that purpose to life. Women’s recovery housing is one of our initial projects.

Our broader charitable work · In development

Education. Prevention.
Support. Connection.

We are building a foundation for accessible wellness education, supportive services, and community partnerships. Possibilities include wellness conferences and workshops, nutrition and healthy-living education, youth and family connections, and optional spiritual and complementary wellness activities.

Our lifespan approach includes children and adolescents. We are exploring school and community collaborations for wellness education, prevention, family support, and connections to appropriate services. Specific offerings, partners, dates, and eligibility details will be announced as they are confirmed.

A supportive home.
A self-directed future.

Planning stage
One of our initial projects · Women’s recovery residences

We are preparing two residences for adult women in Cuyahoga County, with a planned Spring 2027 opening subject to property readiness and required approvals.

The homes are intended to provide a substance-free living environment, peer connection, and links to community resources. Residents will retain choice in their recovery pathways and outside treatment providers.

Our approach supports mental, emotional, physical, social, and spiritual well-being. Spiritual activities, if offered, will be optional.

Peer-run residence

Level I

Planned for women who can participate in a peer-run living environment, with shared responsibility, resident leadership, and recovery support.

Monitored residence

Level II

Planned for women who benefit from a more structured living environment, with house oversight, clear expectations, and peer recovery support.

Neither residence is open or accepting admissions. Addresses, approved capacities, fees, and opening dates will be shared when confirmed. Recovery housing provides housing and recovery supports; it is separate from clinical treatment.

A related initiative from our founder

Mental health
care is taking shape.

Clinic in development

Keenya Steele, MSN, APRN, FNP-BC, PMHNP-BC is in the process of developing a mental health clinic. Its name, location, opening date, services, and insurance arrangements have not yet been announced.

This page will share confirmed updates as the clinic develops. Appointments are not currently available through this website.

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The clinic is a separate developing initiative. Foundation gifts support its overall charitable mission, including housing, supportive services, wellness education, community programs, and operating needs. Recovery residents will remain free to choose their own treatment providers.

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The work ahead

From intention
to preparation.

We are developing our programs and partnerships. These next steps include the Foundation’s broader community work and its initial recovery housing project.

  • Property readiness
    Identify suitable homes and confirm local zoning, occupancy, and safety requirements.
  • Accreditation and operations
    Prepare policies, property-specific plans, and the required review process for each residence.
  • Community support
    Build partnerships and raise general mission funds for education, supportive services, community programs, and operational needs.
  • Clinic planning
    Confirm the practice structure and share service and opening details when ready.
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Start a conversation

Good things begin
with connection.

For partnerships, donation arrangements, or general questions, reach out to the foundation.