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2020-10-05T15:21:40+00:00

MIOCARE STAFF AWARDS 2020

Our MioCare Staff Awards 2020 nominees and winners were celebrated in socially distanced style on Thursday 1st October! Well done to all involved and thank you to everyone who participated.

We're sad we couldn't party like it's 2019 but still so inspired to reflect on the great work happening in our services across Oldham.

A HUGE well done to all those that were nominated this year and thank you to those that sent in the nominations – no awards at all without you!

Further congratulations to the winners...

Role Model - This award recognises individuals who provide a positive example to others and demonstrate consistently high standards in all they say and do.

Winner: Donna Paul

Through her role as a Resource Manager in our Residential Enablement Service at Medlock Court, Donna provides outstanding support to staff and service users alike. She is dedicated, committed and creative and nothing is too much trouble for her.

Outstanding Leader for Older People's Services - This award recognises that we can all show leadership, whatever our role and position in the organisation. Nominees for this award demonstrated exceptional leadership qualities, taking on new challenges and demonstrating the ability to inspire and motivate others to achieve their best.

Winner: Adele Major

Service Manager Adele is well known for her positivity, commitment and drive. She has led the Reablement Team to be the best they can be which has resulted in the Group’s first ‘outstanding’ in the domain of ‘well-led’, a fantastic result for all concerned.

Outstanding Leader for Learning Disability and Mental Health Services - This award recognises that we can all show leadership, whatever our role and position in the organisation. Nominees for this award demonstrated exceptional leadership qualities, taking on new challenges and demonstrating the ability to inspire and motivate others to achieve their best.

Winner: Leanne McCabe

Leanne, a Senior Care Worker in our Supported Living Service, has demonstrated great commitment to her role, building real team spirit through her energy, enthusiasm and determination. She promotes a caring and supportive culture benefitting all those around her.

Unsung Hero - This award allows us to recognise excellent work anywhere in the organisation, whether from someone working directly with service users or someone who has a positive impact on their colleagues.

Winner: Matthew Maders and David Griffiths

These two Technical Officers and teammates have together shown great ingenuity in finding innovative solutions to complex problems. They are professional, customer focussed and play a key role in delivering a very valued service.

Making a Difference - This award is given to someone who has made a significant difference to the life of a service user or carer and who thinks of the needs of others before themselves. They will demonstrate a service user focus in everything they do.

Winner: Paula Rourke

Extra Care Coordinator Paula truly makes a difference to the lives of others, championing their needs and finding innovative ways to support people with dignity and compassion, delivering excellent care at the heart of the community.

Rising Star - This award recognises someone who has worked in their role for less than two years and who has shown outstanding service, excellent teamwork, a positive attitude and is consistently reliable.

Winner: Charlotte Hulme

Charlotte has quickly become a valued member of the Supported Living team at Oak Road, always focussing on the positive in any situation, remaining calm and determined to achieve the best for the people she works with.

Team of the Year for Older People's Services - This award will be given to the team who has made an outstanding contribution by working together & in partnership with others to achieve their objectives.

Winner: Medlock Court

The Medlock Court team are adaptable and resilient and always provide a first-class care service. They work well under pressure and have created a warm and welcoming environment for all, treating people with respect and dignity and supporting them to achieve their individual goals.

Team of the Year for Learning Disability and Mental Health Services - This award will be given to the team who has made an outstanding contribution by working together & in partnership with others to achieve their objectives.

Winner: Levington Drive

The Levington Drive team ethos is one of commitment, dedication and positivity. They have worked hard to build strong relationships and to create a supportive environment and have earned the trust and respect of all.

Chairman's Service User Choice Award - This year, we received an unprecedented number of nominations from service users and their families and carers and so the Chairman’s award this year is given in recognition of this..

Winner: Helen May and Susan Ben

Helen and Susan have been nominated by three Extra Care service users they support at Trinity House. One of them told us "they show my husband all the values of care and have made a real difference. He didn’t like having carers until he got Helen and Susan who respect him for the person he is. I can now see a real change in my husband".

Special Recognition Award - This is an award to mark the first anniversary of a major achievement for the Learning Disability Service who have developed a new model of care, allowing a young man to return to his family home following an extended stay in an assessment and treatment unit. It's made in recognition of their hard work, perseverance and dedication.

Winner: Main Road