Leading live-in and home care provider Promedica24 celebrates its carers through a series of awards to recognise their hard work and achievements.
Promedica24 , care provider, presented awards to carers specialising in live-in and hourly care. The Live-in Carer of the Year award went to Abosede Oluwawemimo Oyedeji, who is based in Neston. Abosede was nominated by her colleagues, who described her as “caring, proactive, and always ready to help, with a real attention to detail.” Her manager described how she has consistently gone the extra mile with a recent client, providing additional respite when needed.
Abosede described her favourite part about being a carer as making a positive difference in the lives of the people she cares for, as well as bringing relief and comfort to her clients and their family members. Commenting on the award itself, she stated that it made her feel as though her “contributions, commitment, hard work, and efforts have been recognised and acknowledged.” She also stated that the award had increased her “confidence and self-esteem.”
Promedica24’s Hourly Carer of the Year award was won by Victoria Kudabvanji, who cares for clients across Bournemouth, Christchurch, and Poole. She has been celebrated for always putting the well-being of her clients first. The nomination that won her the award emphasises that Victoria “has made a lasting impact with her dedication, kindness, and professionalism.” She was further praised for being not only an outstanding carer but also a wonderful teammate.
When explaining why she chose to work in care, Victoria stated that she knew she wanted to care for others from a young age – whether it’s helping someone on a difficult day or simply knowing their likes and dislikes, she always tries to bring patience, positivity, and understanding.
Grzegorz Wrzosek, Country Manager at Promedica24, said:
“At Promedica24, we know that our people are our greatest asset. It’s our dedicated live-in and hourly carers who set us apart, delivering attentive and person-centred care every day.
“We were glad to be able to reward Abosede and Victoria for their great work, and this recognition is just one way we hope to show our appreciation for the carers who go above and beyond. The nominations they both received are a testament to the real impact they’ve had on the individuals and families they support.”
