Great Homes
“Rooftop is one of the country’s leading place-based housing associations, providing a range of homes to rent, part-own and buy. ”
Great Homes
“Rooftop is one of the country’s leading place-based housing associations, providing a range of homes to rent, part-own and buy. ”
Great Homes
“Rooftop is one of the country’s leading place-based housing associations, providing a range of homes to rent, part-own and buy. ”
As part of Rooftop Housing Group's housing management we carry out regular property MOT's to make sure that the right people are living in our properties.
We work with other social landlords and statutory agencies to detect fraud where the law requires it or where information sharing protocols are in place.
This collaboration has allowed us to join two new groups; the Mercian Tenancy Fraud Forum and The Gloucestershire Tenancy Fraud Forum. As part of these groups we share experience and knowledge to help find the best possible way to stop fraud happening.
Housing tenancy fraud is not a victimless crime – it stops homes being let to those in need, it costs money, and stops new homes being built... no one wins.
If you see or hear anything suspicious, please get in touch, We need you to help us to stamp it out.
What we are doing to tackle tenancy fraud
Customer Engagement
It’s simple really, if you want to be involved in what we do, at whatever level, then you can!
We want to put your experience of Rooftop at the heart of how we change and grow and get better at meeting your needs.
“Customer Engagement” is just another way of saying that we will listen and then we’ll do something about it. It’s simple really. If you want to be involved in what we do, at whatever level, then you can…
Resident Excellence Panel
The Residents Excellence Panel (REP) is a group of residents set up to scrutinise Rooftop services to its residents, to make recommendations for improvement and to act as a source of assurance.
Community Fund
The Rooftop Community Fund is a special scheme which is the responsibility of a group of Rooftop customers.
This group of involved residents works on your behalf to improve your housing and related services and the quality of life for residents and the wider community.
The group can distribute funds to projects which directly benefit residents in their local communities.
Routes of customer engagement
At Rooftop we aim to put customers at the heart of everything we do, and there are a number of ways that you can get involved with us to help shape our services.
Help us improve our standards
You can apply to be involved with us as a resident co-ordinator in a team of residents who are responsible for carrying out a programme of customer satisfaction research for Rooftop and other partners and reviewing our local service standards and commitment to residents.
If you would like to be involved with the Apt Quest surveying you need to be confident over the phone, and able to listen to and record what people are saying and able to listen to the views of other residents on our services.
You will be paid for carrying out this role for us. If you would like to know more about Apt Quest you can contact them by email on enquiries@rooftopgroup.org
We know that some residents welcome the chance to be involved from home. So as to provide good quality services to our customers we have policies and procedures to guide how we work and to make sure that we provide excellent quality services.
Independence at Home group
This group was set up in November 2010 to encourage older customers who receive support as well as other services to get involved and give a view.
If you are interested in how Rooftop works to improve services for older customers then you would be welcome to join the group.
The group meets at least four times a year, and you would be expected to contribute to discussions on services to older customers including for residents living in our schemes, meet some of our staff and give your views on the activities programme for older residents.
Local residents' groups
By forming a local residents' group in your area, you will have the opportunity to address any issues in your community, make a case for changes and improvements to services we provide, and give your community a voice.
Because this is so important to the work Rooftop does you will receive training and money to help you set up a group and get together with other residents in your community to discuss local issues, and in return you’ll be expected to either meet regularly throughout the year, or get together for a short time to tackle a specific local issue.
As you get more involved you may want to look into a Tenant Management Organisation or TMO. We're always happy to talk through options for your community.
Customer input into policies and procedures
We welcome residents' views on how we carry out our work and by getting involved you can really help us get our work right.
If you want to become involved you’ll receive copies of policies and procedures that are being developed or reviewed through the post, so it’s ideal if meeting regularly isn’t possible for you. By getting the documents you’ll review the policy or procedure and send it back to us with your comments and suggestions. If you wish to remain involved you can join a small focus group of customers and staff to review the policy or procedure together.
If you would be interested in being part of a Focus group please contact your Neighbourhood Officer to advise which service areas you are interested in.
Rooftop Customer Training Academy
As the old saying goes, “Knowledge is Power”, and the more you know about how Housing Associations work, the more you can help shape our services.
The Rooftop Customer Training Academy - our unique social housing course for customers - will help you gain new skills, along with a better understanding of the role you can play in influencing our services and what happens in your area.
The academy was launched in April 2019 and we hope that many of the graduates will go on to take up customer engagement opportunities at Rooftop.
If you would like to enroll for future courses, please contact us. Look out for more information about upcoming courses in the news section.
Contact us
You can contact us via our online form, email or telephone or by visiting our office in Evesham.
You will be contacted by your Neighbourhood Officer within 5 days or within 1 day if the complaint is of a serious nature
(Always call 999 in an emergency/you suspect a crime has been committed)