Overview
Christian Care / Fellowship Square runs nonprofit senior living communities in Arizona to support older adults' independence through housing and care rooted in Christian service. Its programs span independent living, assisted living with help for everyday tasks, memory care for residents with dementia and subsidized housing for seniors with limited incomes. Residents rent apartments with services such as dining, housekeeping and transportation, while care and amenities vary by community. Its subsidized housing participates in federal housing programs, and tax-deductible donations support resident programs and services. Christian Care was founded in 1979 and is headquartered in Phoenix, Arizona.
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Simplify's Take
What believers are saying
- The 2025 annual report signals ongoing operations transparency and property-level disclosure.
- Fellowship Square hosts new memory-care training, strengthening hiring and retention credibility.
- Arizona senior-housing demand supports six-campus utilization and nonprofit fundraising narratives.
What critics are saying
- EEOC settled a 2024 sexual-harassment suit for $250,000 in August 2026.
- Mesa managers ignored complaints, then delayed eviction and evaluation after an assault.
- Resident misconduct and weak escalation controls create litigation, turnover, and reputational damage.
What makes Christian Care / Fellowship Square unique
- Arizona-only Fellowship Square operates six campuses under Christian Care Management.
- The nonprofit model supports affordable senior housing for lower-income Arizona residents.
- DHS-approved memory care training at Surprise and Mesa deepens caregiver specialization.
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