Introduction
Sheltered housing can offer independent living through improved mobility, good health, safety, financial security, good neighbours and lack of dependency on other.
And yet, there is much confusion about what sheltered and retirement housing is. Many people mistakenly confuse it with residential care.
In order to fulfill our charitable aims, ERoSH is committed to creating and maintaining ways to allow the sharing of best practice and knowledge amongst housing professionals working with and on behalf of older people.
In addition to the range of good practice checklists and guides, ERoSH works alongside a number of organisations, government bodies and companies to promote its charitable aims. This section will help you access news about ERoSH, free downloadable copies of a number of good practice checklists, as well as links to our affiliated partners and other useful website addresses.
Latest News releases
"It's time to sit up and take note of us," say sheltered housing providers
Health and social care professionals and their industry bodies are being targeted with a new DVD, launched by ERoSH that...
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ERoSH responds to the government's new housing strategy
ERoSH has praised the government for its recognition of the potential of sheltered housing as 'vibrant community hubs' in...
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ERoSH Campaigns
Vulnerable Adult Protection and Housing - Barriers to closer working, solutions and good practice
AEA, ISA, ERoSH, CSHS and PAVAUK jointly ran seminars exploring consent issues for housing staff in London, Coventry and...
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ERoSH Northern Ireland engages with age
In November 2007, ERoSH Northern Ireland joined forces with Engage with Age to organise a workshop for all scheme...
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