We provide sheltered housing for older people aged 60 years and above to help them live independently for as long as possible. We also have properties available for older people aged 50 years and above.
When you live in our retirement housing schemes:
- you get to live in a well maintained quality home
- you have independence and your own front door
- you have peace of mind knowing that if you have an emergency, there is help on hand
- you can have company when you want and privacy when you don't
The support service we provide includes:
- Advice and help with housing benefit and other social security claims
- Help with reporting repairs
- Liaise with occupational therapists to visit your home and help seek funding for aids and adaptions
- Help open bank or post office accounts
- Establish support networks as required for example, with social services, mental health teams and community nurses
- Set up (as required) and attend case conferences/reviews with you
- Assist you with rent arrears and payment plans
- Interpret or communicate official correspondence or letters
- Advocate on your behalf in certain situations, for example, telephone calls or letters, if required
- Assist you in awareness of local community facilities and services e.g. GP, deaf clubs, health centres, day centres
- Liaise with the anti-social behaviour team to investigate all nuisance or complaint issues
- Oversee all housing benefit payments and claim renewals
Locations of retirement housing schemes
We have retirement housing schemes located in London and Southeast England as well as in the Midlands region. You can get an application form and more information about our schemes below from your regional office.
- Ashling House (Tottenham, North London)
- Barbara Bronsan Court (St. John's Wood, Northwest London)
- Coldbath Street (Lewisham, Southeast London)
- Conniffe Court (Eltham, Southeast London)
- Harmony Court (Roehampton, Southwest London)
- Hayden Piper House (Chelsea, Southwest London)
- Joan Bartlett House (Battersea, Southwest London)
- Jubb Powell House (Tottenham, North London)
- Lovatt Court (Balham, Southwest London)
- Mary Holben House (Tooting Bec, Southwest London)
- Millicent Buller House (Earl's Court, Southwest London)
- Palladino House (Tooting, Southwest London)
- Paul Byrne House (East Finchley, North London)
- Ray Park Avenue (Maidenhead, Berkshire)
- Servite House, Bramley Road (Southgate, North London)
- Servite House, Rectory Road (Beckenham, Kent)
- Servite House, Suffolk Road (Tottenham, North London)
- Venner Road (Sydenham, Southeast London)
- Vicarage and Trinity Court (Roehampton, Southwest London)
- Wendover Court (Bromley, Kent)
- Winterton Court (Penge, Kent)
- Bampflyde Place (Great Barr, Birmingham)
- Barbara Glasgow House (Washwood Heath, Birmingham) Castillo Court (Kings Heath, Birmingham)
- Catherine Court (Erdington, Birmingham)
Chinn Brook House (Yardley Wood, Birmingham) - Christopher Court (New Oscott, Birmingham)
- Dwyer House (Erdington, Birmingham)
- Edith Pope House (Great Barr, Birmingham)
- Elizabeth Prout Gardens (Warley, West Midlands)
- Emery House (Erdington, Birmingham)
- George Simmons House (Warley, West Midlands)
- Harmony House (Small Heath, Birmingham)
- Heathcote House and Vivian Close (Harborne, Birmingham)
- Highfield Place (Yardley Wood, Birmingham)
- John Nash Square (Kenilworth, Warwickshire)
- Manningford Court (Druids Heath, Birmingham)
- Milnes Walker Court (Kingstanding, Birmingham)
- Parmiter House (Leamington Spa, Warwickshire)
- Phoenix Rise (Perry Common, Birmingham)
- Servite Court, Glenavon Road (Highers Heath, Birmingham)
- Servite House, Old Oscott Hill (Kingstanding, Birmingham)
- Servite House, Prossers Walk (Coleshill, Birmingham)
- Servite House, St Bernards Road (Solihull, West Midlands)
- Wyegate Close (Solihull, West Midlands)
You can get an application form and more information about our schemes from your regional office all contact details can be found by visiting our contacts page. >>find a number now
follow us on twitter 
join us on facebook