Juliette Fowler Communities is a faith-centered nonprofit organization founded in 1892 in Dallas, Texas. The community was named for Juliette Peak Fowler, Dallas' first female philanthropist, who envisioned an intergenerational home serving elders, children, and youth.
Today, the community offers a wide range of services for older adults, including independent living, assisted living, memory care, and affordable senior housing options in various apartment settings.
In keeping with its founding intergenerational vision, Juliette Fowler Communities also serves children and youth through community-based services and residential programs. These efforts have been designated as "Programs of Distinction" by the nationally recognized Generations United, and the organization has been certified as a Great Place to Work.
The community is located in East Dallas, conveniently situated near shopping, restaurants, the Arts District, and major medical centers.