Vision and mission

Our vision is to provide care and services that complement the individual’s efforts to achieve self-sufficiency and to accept personal responsibility while preparing for and making the transition into adulthood. These individuals shall be between the ages of 17 to 21 years of age and have aged-out of the foster care system. The types of care and services provided are cash assistance, food, clothing, shelter or any other assistance that is reasonably necessary to meet their immediate basic needs.

Due to the epidemic of at-risk young adults exiting the foster care system who have limited to no direction, support or stability, the Keli May Foundation’s goal is to be the “Roots” to develop the possibility of a brighter future by creating a temporary home and equipping these young adults with life skills and a connection through community, love and support.

The Keli May campus vision

What's part of the campus vision?

Eight residential buildings, which will house 27 young adults and house parents
Using building materials, such as EIFS with masonry or metal stud walls
Natural landscaping materials to be used throughout the site
Furnishing for each young adult, including the house parent
Outdoor breakout spaces with staged furniture
Three transport vans
Support spaces, such as laundry facilities
Cafeteria-style dining facility and commercial kitchen
An indoor multi-purpose gathering space
Bible studies spaces for groups, convertible for small and larger groups
Education classes, such as financial counseling courses, continued educational courses, group and individual clinical counseling courses
Full time staff counselor

Yes, we know this is a monumental task, but with God’s Will and your assistance, this vision will be brought to fruition.

Vision and mission

The Keli May campus vision

What's part of the campus vision?

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