Mission & Vision

Leslie Fuller is a devoted wife, mother, and caregiver whose life has been shaped by deep love, perseverance, and an unwavering commitment to her family. She is the mother of six children—three biological and three adopted—and has long carried a calling to serve others in healthcare, born from both compassion and lived experience.

Leslie and her husband, Chris, adopted their daughter Claire from China. Soon after they learned she had experienced severe neglect in her orphanage. As a result of early deprivation, Claire lives with profound, low-functioning autism and requires full-time, hands-on care. From the moment Claire came home—fragile, underweight, and medically complex—Leslie became her fiercest advocate. She works to find safety in a world Claire's brain struggles to interpret.

Over a decade ago, in the midst of this journey, Leslie experienced a powerful, heaven-given vision in which she saw Claire's brain as a tangled mass of wires—confused, knotted, and overwhelmed. In the vision, God Himself gently untangled each strand, restoring order and bringing it back to newness with intentional care. That vision has remained a quiet anchor of hope for Leslie through years of uncertainty, sacrifice, and prayer.

She has managed complex medical needs, behavioral challenges, and sleepless nights while carrying the emotional weight of keeping Claire safe—often from herself. Yet even in the midst of exhaustion, Leslie continues to show up with strength, patience, and relentless love—not only for Claire, but for each of her children, her marriage, and those around her.

In addition to caring for her children at home, Leslie remains deeply involved in supporting her adult children and granddaughter. Her lived experience has given her a profound empathy for families navigating trauma, special needs, and caregiver burnout—fueling her long-held desire to be involved in healthcare and supportive services that restore dignity and hope.

Today, as the Fuller family pursues IASIS Microcurrent Neurofeedback for Claire, they do so prayerfully—believing that God may use this gentle technology as one of the tools to bring greater regulation, increased calm, and a quality of life Claire has not previously known.

Leslie's story is one of quiet heroism. She is a woman who has moved mountains for her child, sacrificed endlessly for her family, and continues to press forward with grace—even when the road is impossibly heavy. Her life stands as a testament to sacrificial love, enduring faith, and the power of compassionate care.