We are relaunching our Northern network meetings. You need to be an erosh member to attend our regional network meetings, but if you're not currently a member of erosh and you'd like to be part of a network for older people's housing and support services, then you are welcome to attend a regional network meeting […]
The Covid -19 pandemic brought an opportunity for sheltered and retirement services providers to either review or establish their digital engagement for their residents. One key change many organisations recognised they needed to make was around digital platforms and how residents interacted with them- strategies should explicitly include how organisations can support older people to […]
Our FREE "Find out more about joining erosh" event is hosted by our CEO, Rebecca Mollart and will enable you to find out more about the work we do to support our members and the benefits of membership to your organisation.
Looking for an independent accreditation for your sheltered housing services? Our updated Code of Practice continues to provide an invaluable, independent and objective assessment of the quality of your accommodation and services for older people against national standards at a time when, driven by the challenges of the pandemic, you are perhaps rethinking, reviewing, and […]
Following on from our previous Covid-19 briefings, erosh has produced a Good Practice Guide focusing on the lessons learned from the pandemic for supporting older people living with dementia. The pandemic had a significant impact on the loneliness and isolation of older people generally, but particularly on individuals living with dementia who were not necessarily […]
Erosh members are cordially invited to attend our next Midlands Network Meeting on Wednesday 26th July at 10:30 - 11:30am. This will be a virtual meeting hosted via Microsoft Teams. You need to be an erosh member to attend our regional network meetings, but if you’re not currently a member of erosh and you’d […]
Find out more about our new Independent Living Standards and hear from registered organisations about the benefits and challenges they encountered during the accreditation process.
Many LGBT+ older people struggle to find friendly accommodation. Specialist schemes are rare and sheltered and retirement housing providers tend not to advertise schemes as ‘LGBT-friendly’ even …