Awards scooped by the residents
The lone assorted term retirement system in the City of London, Stadium Housing Association’s Tudor Rose Court, gained a bronze award for their innovative computer suite in the 2011 National Housing for Older People Awards, in the best UK digital inclusion grouping.
Tudor Rose Court is run by the Elderly Accommodation Counsel (EAC), the prize identifies expert housing schemes that are the very best in their playing field. Tudor Rose Court was also one of 34 winners that were nominated by in excess of 3,500 residents from all over the United Kingdom.
The Stadium’s chief of supported housing and agency services, Pali Panesar said that the residents should be congratulated and praised not only for winning and bagging the award but also for getting the whole project off the ground and launched. Because of their determined efforts and support, every one at Tudor Rose Court now has the opportunity to be taught on how to take pleasure in the freedom of the web and keep in touch with their families through their emails.
Chief executive of EAC John Galvin also said that they were over the moon to be able to celebrate with such an extensive range of winners and utter thanks every resident who were there and took part in the nomination procedure and made this day possible. These awards not only distinguish outstanding principles in retirement housing, but are also about pertaining to the older people in determining their outlook, beginning with those people who live in it.
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