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
Governance and
Board Members
Our Board members have a wide range of skills and experience reflecting the size and strength of the business, the services we provide and our customers.
The Board’s role is to provide strategic direction, make sure that we are accountable and to support and advise.
Housing associations (also called Registered Providers) are governed by their ‘rules’ which define our not-for-profit objectives, shareholding membership and constitute the Board as our governing body. Board members have a wide range of skills and experience reflecting the services we provide, our customers and the size and financial complexity and strength of the business.
The Board’s role is to provide strategic direction, make sure that we are accountable and to support and advise.
Each association has a Board but the members combine their functions through a single governance meeting that is held six times during the year. In addition, the board members attend regular seminars, business planning and formal events. The Boards are committed to high standards of corporate governance and have adopted the National Housing Federation’s ‘Excellence in governance’ code and good practice guidance.
Rooftop Housing Group Limited
The Group parent is a non-asset holding, non-charitable Registered Society with the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) (29661R). It is also a Registered Provider of social housing by the Homes and Communities Agency (HCA) (L4404). It does not own any homes but provides all operational and corporate services, including treasury management, information technology and employs all human resources for the whole Group. It was formed on 13 November 2003.
The shareholders of RHG comprise Rooftop Housing Association Limited, Rooftop Homes Limited and the members of the parent board.
Board members - Rooftop Housing Group Ltd
Rooftop Housing Association (RHA)
Until 2014, RHA was known as Evesham and Pershore Housing Association (EPHA). RHA is a Registered Society with the FCA (27786R) and is also a Registered Provider of social housing with the HCA (LH4050).
RHA was initially established as an asset holding, non-charitable body in 1994 to take a transfer of 4,020 homes from Wychavon District Council in Worcestershire. RHA converted to charitable status in 2003 and provides the majority of affordable housing held by the group meeting charitable criteria. Shareholders include RHG, current and former board members together with a limited number of residents.