Six Residents. One Home.
Care That Knows Your
Name, and Your Faith.

The Heart Behind
Alma's Senior Haven

I was raised in an extended family. The kind where elders sat at the head of the table, where a grandmother's stories were the soundtrack of childhood, and where caring for one another was simply how life worked. That upbringing shaped everything I believe about how older adults should be treated.

I'm Amie Jaiteh, a wife, a mother of two, and the founder of Alma's Senior Haven.

For nearly a decade, my career has been about caring for people. Designing employee benefits programs that protect families, walking employees through illness, leave, and the hardest seasons of their lives, and translating complicated healthcare decisions into something humans can actually understand. The skills are professional. The motivation has always been personal.

Alma's Senior Haven is the natural next chapter. It's the place where everything I've learned in my career meets the values I was raised on. I'm building a home where six seniors will be truly known. Known by their names, their stories, their faiths, the food they grew up eating, and the rituals that give their days meaning. A home where a Muslim mother can pray in peace, a Christian father can observe Lent, and every resident, whatever their tradition, is welcomed exactly as they are.

Acts of service fuel my soul, and empathy is how I move through the world. I'm building Alma's because every aging adult deserves the kind of home I'd want for my own family.