Visiting Angels has been crowned with the prestigious Support Network of the Year award at the celebrated Great British Workplace Wellbeing Awards, underscoring their commitment to placing their caregivers at the core of their operations. The accolade, presented at the esteemed Park Plaza Riverbank venue on February 22nd, recognises Visiting Angels for their outstanding support structures and their unwavering dedication to the welfare of their employees, setting a benchmark for empathetic and supportive organisational culture throughout the UK.
Dan Archer, Visiting Angels’ CEO, remarked, “This award is a powerful endorsement of our vision for a workplace where wellbeing is woven into every aspect. Our team’s passion for providing unparalleled support to each other is the heartbeat of Visiting Angels. Happy, valued and properly rewarded carers deliver exceptional care. We don’t just believe this statement; we have concrete evidence to support it. We believe our dedication to enhancing the wellbeing of our team set us apart and makes Visiting Angels truly deserving of the award.
“Our carer-centric ethos means that we put our carer givers at the heart of our business – the only way we can deliver exceptional care to our clients is through our care givers feeling like their wellbeing is our priority.”
The Great British Workplace Wellbeing Awards casts a spotlight on the relentless endeavours of committed to ensuring the work-life balance and health of Britain’s workforce. It honours the champions who are actively combatting the global wellbeing crisis.
Adding to the celebrations, the Visiting Angels team was also thrilled to hear that Bella Hallam, their Head of Franchising, has been acknowledged as a finalist in the Leading Women in Care Awards. The winners will be unveiled on International Women’s Day, highlighting the commendable contributions of women in the care domain.
Visiting Angels conveys their heartfelt thanks to the Great British Workplace Wellbeing Awards and is honoured to align with the innovators striving to prioritise health and wellbeing in the workplace. This award not only marks a significant milestone in the journey of Visiting Angels but also serves as a call to action for all care providers to recognise and reward carers for their essential daily contributions.
Image: Team at the Great British Workplace Wellbeing Awards – from left to right: Laura Platts, Dan Archer and Claire Wright
