A warden in sheltered housing in the UK is responsible for various tasks including ensuring the security of the premises, organizing social activities and trips for residents, overseeing room cleaning and minor maintenance work, collecting rent and dealing with arrears, keeping records and reports, and welcoming new residents and explaining how sheltered housing works.

The job description of a night warden in the UK typically includes cleaning and maintenance duties, answering the telephone, welcoming new residents, and ensuring the security of the premises is maintained.

The job description of a residential warden in the UK includes helping residents settle into their accommodation, showing them how to use alarm systems, heating systems, and other appliances, as well as agreeing and creating a support plan for each resident.

The warden position in the UK refers to a role in managing residential facilities, such as prisons or other similar institutions. Wardens are responsible for overseeing the schedules of guards, support staff, and offenders, as well as implementing policy changes and managing budgets and resources. They also play a crucial role in handling crisis situations, such as riots or other disruptions.