Clifton Homecare retains BIBAs award and wins highly commended regional apprenticeship skills award
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This year’s BIBAs ceremony took place at The Blackpool Tower ballroom on 20th September and the North West Regional Apprenticeship awards took place at The Midland hotel, Manchester on 3rd October.
Caroline Cosh from Clifton Homecare said:
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Hide Ad“We are ecstatic for our dedication to providing supportive, rewarding and nurturing work environments for our employees. To be recognised in these award categories is phenomenal; competing across industry and regionally too. Winning these titles recognises the dedication and commitment of our whole team, not just one individual and really instils pride amongst the team and clients we serve”.
Clifton Homecare, a South Fylde domiciliary care company, are rated as Outstanding by the Care Quality Commission and offers a whole host of homecare services from companionship visits and social outings, to end of life care.
Run by the North & Western Lancashire Chamber of Commerce, the Be Inspired Business Awards (BIBAs) are Lancashire’s longest running business awards and receive thousands of entries each year to each of its 21 categories.
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Apprenticeship and T Level employers, apprentices and T Level students and skills champions from all industries entered the awards – with over 1300 entries received nationally from sectors including public sector, construction, health, IT, science and digital.
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