Customise your experience
1 / 3

Reset your preferences

I dont need any help

ExtraCare are here to help.

Let us know a bit about yourself and we’ll help find what you're looking for…

This popup is not a marketing tool, it is to help easily access the information you need.

Step 1.

Im looking for

to

Step 2.

I would like information about

Step 3.

If you’d like further suitable information, please provide your email and location. Otherwise you can skip this step and click submit.

Please tick if you would like to get the latest news, promotions and marketing emails from ExtraCare.

Well-being Team shortlisted for Women in Housing Awards!

We’re proud to announce that our Well-being team has been shortlisted for the category of Team of the year: Frontline (small) in the 2019 Women in Housing awards.

The awards recognise and celebrate the achievements of outstanding women working in housing, awarding great individuals and high-performing teams for their amazing work and achievements, and for the major contributions many women make to the sector.

Now in their seventh year, the awards are organised by Inside Housing and run in partnership with the Chartered Institute of Housing (CIH). This year, they received a record number of entries, so it is a great testament to have our team shortlisted against such tough competition.

The ‘Team of the Year’ category specifically looks for those teams to have gone above and beyond and shown creativity, innovation, determination or passion. They will have excelled and made a real difference to their organisation and to women.

Winners will be announced at an awards ceremony at the Emirates Old Trafford, Manchester on 10th October 2019. Good luck!

Women in housing awards finalist

To enable comments sign up for a Disqus account and enter your Disqus shortname in the Articulate node settings.

Similar Stories

News

The future is intergenerational: impacts and benefits of intergenerational living in retirement

With an increasing amount of evidence pointing to the high levels of loneliness experienced by people of all ages in the UK, building meaningful connections across generations should be seen as vital for the well-being of all of us. (Healing The Generation Divide, APPG on Social Integration 2019)

April 25, 2022
News

Birmingham primary pupils help older people tackle loneliness

Pupils from Cofton Primary School in Birmingham have been exchanging letters with residents at ExtraCare’s Longbridge Retirement Village in a bid to lessen the feeling of loneliness experienced during lockdown.

December 8, 2020