Radfield Home Care is celebrating success after it was shortlisted for no less than two awards in the Shropshire Partners in Care awards, an annual event aimed at celebrating and recognising care individuals and organisations across the county.
The firm was named as a finalist in the Company of the Year award, and in the Promoting Dignity and Respect award, with the final taking place at the Lord Hill Hotel in Shrewsbury on Friday 28th March, where guest speaker and Paralympic gold medallist, Tanni Grey-Thompson, will also be welcomed.
“It’s a great honour to reach the finals of such respected awards as Shropshire Partners in Care,” Dr Hannah MacKechnie, Director of Radfield Home Care, explained: “As members of the organisation, we place great emphasis on the importance of providing effective and high quality care, through ongoing staff training and development, as well as through support and guidance. This not only provides our team with career progression opportunities, but allows them to provide our clients with the best possible care, and being nominated for these awards strongly evidences this which is fantastic.”
The awards were open to individuals and companies and categories included a Team Award, Healthy Eating Award, as well as Learner of the Year, Nurse of the Year, and Registered Manager Award.
“Shropshire truly is our home county and we’re proud to support clients based here, as well as their friends and family. We’re very much looking forward to the awards evening, which has a 1920s theme, and coming together with others to celebrate and recognise achievements,” Hannah concluded.
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