Radfield Home Care in Harrogate has been nominated for two Great British Care Awards.
The prestigious national awards recognise the role of the Care Home Worker and those who consistently provide a high quality standard for people living in residential care.
And two Radfield employees have been named as finalists for their efforts.
Matthew Nutting, Director and Owner, is in the running for the ‘Outstanding Contribution’ award.
And Care Professional Carol Simpson is up for the ‘Putting People First’ award.
A spokesperson for Radfield Home Care said:
“We couldn’t be prouder of them for making it this far. Their hard work and dedication make them both truly deserving of this recognition.”
Radfield Home Care is an award-winning home care provider based in Harrogate, Wetherby and North Yorkshire, with a mission to “make ageing enjoyable and rewarding for all.”
Find out more about Radfield Home Care online here.

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