The regional Awards will take place throughout Autumn each year, followed by a National Final at the ICC, Birmingham, the following Spring
About The Awards
Covering all of the UK!
The Great British Care Awards are a series of regional events held across the UK, celebrating excellence throughout the care sector. The awards aim to recognise and pay tribute to individuals who have demonstrated outstanding dedication and achievement within their field of work.
There are twenty-eight award categories available for nomination, representing all areas of social care. These include services for older people and specialist care, as well as both residential and home care settings. The categories recognise a wide range of contributions – from frontline roles such as care workers and care managers to those making a significant impact through training, leadership, and innovation.
The awards are fully inclusive, bringing together the statutory, independent, and voluntary sectors, as well as unpaid carers, to promote collaboration and joint working. Partnership is at the heart of the initiative, with close collaboration between care partners and local care associations, working directly with local managers and networks to further promote and support the event.
By nominating a colleague, you are recognising their dedication and commitment while also helping to raise the profile of the care sector and the vital work it delivers every day.
Nominate
The awards are all inclusive, bringing together the statutory, independent and voluntary sectors, aswell as unpaid carers; promoting joint working. Working in partnership with care partners and local care associations is at the heart of the initiative; working and linking directly with local managers and networks to further promote the event.
By nominating a colleague you will be supporting their dedication and commitment whilst also helping to raise the profile of the care sector as a whole.
To contact us please email info@care-awards.co.uk
Benefits to individuals
By nominating a colleague, you will be supporting their dedication and commitment whilst also helping to raise the profile of care in this sector as a whole.
Benefits to organisations
By nominating your employees, you will be demonstrating pride in their hard work and excellence. The awards also present an excellent publicity opportunity. Should a nominee be successful, you and your guests will have the chance to purchase a table at the superb gala dinner – what better way to raise the profile of your organisation through networking and motivating your staff!
The judging day
All shortlisted nominees will be invited to attend an interview with an independent panel of judges. The judging will take place on in Birmingham, usually around 6 weeks prior to the Awards. Nominees must be available to attend the judging day. The judging date and venue will be announced shortly.
Why nominate?
By nominating a member of staff or a colleague, you will be supporting their talent, innovation, excellence and commitment in social care. Nominations can be made online.
Who should apply?
The awards represent all areas of care and support, whether it be care homes, local authorities, fostering and adoption services or the voluntary sectors. From frontline staff such as key workers and care managers to people who have made an impact in other ways through child protection, supporting care leavers and inspirational young carers.
The gala event
All the finalists will be invited to purchase a table a spectacular gala dinner where the winners will be announced. The gala dinner will include a drinks reception, dinner, entertainment and dancing, and will be compered by Steve Walls.
Book a table to celebrate
An independent panel of judges will shortlist for each category and from here all finalists will be invited to attend a gala, where the winners will be announced. To book your place at the event contact info@care-awards.co.uk
So, don’t miss out on your chance to pay tribute to those people who really do make a difference to the lives of others. Without these people quality care and support for vulnerable children and young people would fail.
