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What is Sheltered Housing?

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http://www.walh.co.uk/Support/ShelteredH...

heres lots of info on Sheltered housing.
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I think it means housing for the elderly or infirm and it means there is a warden either on call or living in the complex, to help with any of the residents problems.
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homeless housing , usually hostels or family units for homeless people
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It is intended for older people, but sometimes offered to others with health issues or disabilities. There is usually a warden who is paid to check on people and make certain they are ok and get help for them if they're not. There can be pull cord alarms and facilities such as laundry rooms an guest accommodation for visitors.
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Sheltered housing is just what it suggests, you are protected from whomever you are having problems with, such as: battered wives,&children, homeless situations,for example Eve,Inc. An establishment that will help you with your problems,such as: councilors, doctors,food, someone you can go to be safe.
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There is sheltered housing for the elderly.  Is that what you mean.

If so then it is purposed built self contained flats with a scheme manager who lives on site, an intercom system for emergencies.

Look under  www. Anchor .org.
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The kind with a roof and walls?
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