President and Member of the Board of Directors

Before venturing into real estate, Kelly served as the lab manager in the Department of Gynecology & Obstetrics at Emory University. Holding a PhD in Veterinary Medicine from China Agriculture University in Beijing (2000), Kelly is not only a professional but also a dedicated mother of two autistic boys. Her deep personal commitment drives her mission to foster unity among special needs families, providing vital support in physical, emotional, spiritual, and financial aspects.

Maintenance and Asset Coordinator

Dr. Jiang Jianlin earned his PhD in Veterinary Medicine from China Agricultural University in 1998. Upon moving to the United States, he dedicated himself to molecular biotechnology research at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and Emory University Vaccine Research Center. Alongside his professional pursuits, Dr. Jiang is deeply invested in the education and training of his two autistic sons.

Within the True Love community, Dr. Jiang brings his expertise to the forefront, contributing to asset management and maintenance with unwavering commitment.

Director of Operations

Elsa Wang graduated from China Medical University and served as CEO of a nationwide hospital chain in China from 2018 to 2023. After immigrating to the United States, she brought her leadership expertise and passion for healthcare to True Love For Special Need Families.

As Director of Operations, Elsa oversees all aspects of daily center management, including program scheduling, safety protocols, community outreach, event planning, HR coordination, and financial administration — all in alignment with Kally’s vision and the organization’s mission.

Elsa maintains close connections with each special needs family. She takes the time to understand their needs and challenges, listens attentively, and works hands-on to provide practical support and solutions. Her strong organizational skills and compassionate leadership ensure that the center operates smoothly and consistently provides a safe and supportive environment for the families we serve.

Outside of work, Elsa enjoys snowboarding and often travels the world to explore new slopes, always accompanied by her beloved dog Burton 🐩.

DSP Lead

I am reaching out to share my extensive experience working with individuals with disabilities and mental health challenges for over a decade. Throughout the past 10 years, I have had the privilege of supporting individuals with intellectual disabilities, challenging behaviors, nonverbal communication needs, dementia, and mobility limitations. This work has allowed me to develop a strong foundation of knowledge, practical skills, and compassionate care in the field.

In my previous role as a Program Director in Las Vegas, I managed and supervised four residential homes serving individuals with disabilities and mental health needs. I was responsible for overseeing their daily care, ensuring their safety, and supporting their overall well-being. In addition to managing residential care, I actively contributed to our Day Program, where I coordinated daily activities and helped create a supportive, engaging environment for program participants.

Recently, I relocated from Las Vegas to Stone Mountain, and I remain deeply committed to serving individuals with special needs. My passion for this work is driven by a strong belief in empathy, advocacy, and the power of genuine care. I take great satisfaction in helping individuals feel valued, supported, and empowered to thrive, knowing they are cared for by professionals who are dedicated to their well-being.

DSP

Hello, I’m Elizabeth Sajami.

I have a background in Psychology, with studies completed in Peru and experience in various areas of the field. I’ve been living in the United States for eight years, which has allowed me to embrace new cultures and expand my professional perspective. I speak Spanish, English, and Portuguese, and I deeply value cultural and human diversity.

I’m the proud mother of two wonderful children who inspire me every day to keep growing both personally and professionally. I truly enjoy working at True Love, as it gives me a unique opportunity to apply my knowledge, continue learning, and connect with amazing people.

I sincerely thank the staff, clients, volunteers, and parents for giving me the chance to be part of something so meaningful.

Administrative Assistant

Graduated from Central Connecticut State University Business School and retired from Georgia Gwinnett County Public Schools after nineteen years of serving special education students, Cindy joined True Love Adult Day Center in December of 2022.

At True Love, Cindy is the first line contact person for administrative duties and is responsible for new clients intake processes. She is also in charge of developing and managing our community based activities which are cores of our programs. At leisure times, Cindy enjoys shopping, hiking, sightseeing and singing. She is a proud mother of three adult children and a grandmother of two wonderful grandsons.

DSP (Direct Support Professional)

I used to be a professional woman. After getting married, I moved to the United States and opened my own restaurant. When my child was 8 months old, she was diagnosed with epilepsy caused by a genetic mutation. At that time, my husband was not around, so I had to search for treatment on my own. Eventually, when she was five and a half, her health became just like any other healthy child. During those five and a half years, I never had a full night’s sleep and kept a detailed record of her progress every day.

In 2018, I returned to the U.S. from China and started caring for my child full-time. Through that experience, I came into contact with people with special needs. I understand that caring for them requires more time and patience than usual, and I’ve gained professional knowledge in areas like first aid and nursing. Therefore, I have a strong desire to help more families so their children can receive the best possible care.