Apostolic Temple Village Inc

Apostolic Temple Village - Peace Manor sits over on Inwood Road in South Bend, and it's been serving older adults since 1996 as a nonprofit with a focus on affordable housing and care for people aged 55 and over, or sometimes 62 and over, depending on the program, and what you get here is pretty wide-ranging because they've got independent living, assisted living, skilled nursing, memory care for those with Alzheimer's or dementia, and offer things like respite care and rehabilitation too. Residents get support for daily needs like help with bathing or dressing, laundry, housekeeping, and meals-usually one or two meals prepared each day-and the staff handles diabetic care, ambulatory and non-ambulatory support, and incontinence care among other health services, plus there's always someone around with their staffing and ancillary services. The place takes pride in its community feel, working hard to help folks feel like they're part of something, and they've got all sorts of on-site and offsite activities, including social get-togethers and devotional activities held either on or off the property, so it's not unusual to see a Bible School or The Storehouse ministry doing outreach or support. Apartments are available for independent seniors, and transportation's available too, which comes in handy with nearby cafes, parks, pharmacies, doctors, shops, restaurants, theaters, and hospitals you might want to visit, and the facility offers various options for those who may have low income or need extra housing support, all with a board of directors in charge and the principal officer named Christopher Rowe keeping things in order. They also have a long list of programs for fundraising and donation management-things like PledgeCrypto and text-to-donate, as well as live fundraising events, charity databases, and compliance systems-which you probably don't notice day-to-day as a resident, but it helps keep everything running smoothly and stays focused on the community's mission, and they do run devotional services off-site for extra spiritual support. Meals are served in indoor common areas designed for sharing and community, and some folks join in on peer-to-peer fundraising or other community efforts, so overall, the place keeps its energy up, goes easy on the promises, and leans into supporting seniors and their families every day with a steady, caring hand.