Two-Part Training

Supporting Independence and Well-being for Aging Tenants

This course provides a comprehensive understanding of the unique physical, emotional, and social needs of older adults living in supportive housing. Participants will learn effective strategies to foster social connections and community involvement among aging tenants, ensuring they feel valued and engaged.

The training explores proven practices to help tenants maintain their independence and live safely in their homes as they age. Additionally, the course covers essential safety measures to prevent accidents and emergencies, creating a secure living environment.

By the end of the course, participants will be equipped with approaches to improve the overall well-being and quality of life for aging tenants, promoting a supportive and thriving community.

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Two 2-Hour Live Webinars

.5 IACET CEUs

Certificate of Completion

This Webinar is Ideal for:
Human Service Providers
Supportive Housing Service Providers
Property Management

Upcoming Webinar Dates Coming Soon

Downloadable learning guide
Digital Certificate
90-Days Access to Webinar Recordings
What You Will Learn
  • Gain insights into the physical, emotional, and social needs of older adults in supportive housing.
  • Learn strategies to foster social connections and community involvement among aging tenants.
  • Explore proven practices for helping tenants maintain independence and live safely in their homes as they age.
  • Identify and implement safety measures to prevent accidents and emergencies in supportive housing environments.
  • Develop approaches to improve the overall well-being and quality of life for aging tenants.