We’re honored to be featured in The Advocate! Moving to a senior living community can feel like a big change, but at Juliette Fowler Communities, we make the transition seamless. In this special feature, The Advocate explores how our welcoming environment, engaging lifestyle, and strong sense of community helps people … Read More >
As fair season approaches, Juliette Fowler Communities is thrilled to announce that we have been awarded a generous grant from the State Fair of Texas! This incredible support will directly benefit our Children, Youth, and Family Services, allowing us to enhance the vital programs that serve our community. We are … Read More >
Dear Fowler Residents and Families, I am writing to share an important update regarding our community. After much consideration and planning, we have decided that the Administrative Building will be closed soon and will come down later this summer as part of the expansion of our services and facilities. … Read More >
It has been a little over 6 months since one of the worst winter storms in Texas history swept through state. The record-breaking freeze left many without power, wrecked vehicles and brought absolute devastation to our state. While some Texans were blessed to have their homes and personal property spared, … Read More >
Nearly a year and a half after the beginning of Covid-19, many of our aging adults are feeling the unprecedented effects of the pandemic daily.. The end of the housing moratorium in August 2021, adds to the ongoing housing problem for seniors ranging from affordability to accessibility. 16.4 percent of … Read More >
Lyda Hill Philanthropies, Wood Next LLC and Communities Foundation of Texas, granted Juliette Fowler Communities’ funding for Winter Storm URI relief. The winter storm in February caused devastating loss to many of buildings on the Fowler campus. The $30,000.00 donation will be used to help with the costs of deductibles … Read More >
I have walked closely with victims of abuse and neglect at The Ebby House for almost 7 years now. I know deeply that trauma is a slow healing. It’s a slow call to change. A person must recognize and acknowledge the trauma, then want and seek the change. Children and … Read More >
Recently, on my commute from work, I listened to a powerful recorded conversation between a business entrepreneur and Dr. Tara Swart a Neuroscientist and MD. The conversation centered around neuroplasticity, our ability as humans to form new thought pathways in our brains; meaning we can literally change the way … Read More >
Dear Friend, In 1950, a young girl wrote a Christmas wish list. She longed for a wool skirt in the colors of Woodrow Wilson High School, so that she would look like the other girls in her class. On Christmas morning, she carefully opened her packages wrapped in white and … Read More >
This time of year is known for its magical food, family, music, and traditions that bring people together. But this year, I cannot seem to find resonance in words of empty gladness. For many, this holiday season will be quiet, lonely, or layered with anxiety and grief. However, despair will … Read More >