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11th October 2024
Posted by Aston Avery
Mundy House care home in Basildon has been recognised again for their ‘outstanding contribution to care in Essex.’ These awards recognise excellence and achievement within the care sector across the UK.
The home, in Church Road, selected as finalist in 11 categories of 3 prestigious awards including national level. Mundy House is finalist in 3 categories of National award- Caring UK, 3 categories of Great British care awards East of England Region and bagged another 5 finalist places in Essex County Council’s The Prospers 2024 awards.
They have been nominated as finalists in the following categories of GBCA awards- Activities co ordinator, Care Team of the year and Dementia care team.
In caring UK, they are finalists on excellence and innovation in dementia care, community involvement and outstanding achievement awards.
Finally, Mundy House have been shortlisted on 5 categories for unsung Hero, outstanding carer, prosper home of the year, outstanding leadership award and another surprise category.
Mundy House are winners of various awards since 2016 organised by Essex county Council’s Essex Care sector awards- The prospers.
Mundy House are finalists and winners in various awards by GBCA since 2018.
Mundy House manager Josi George said:
“I’m so proud of everyone at Mundy House. The whole team works hard every single day to make life full of love and laughter for our residents.
“The support we receive from families, friends and the local community is also important, and these awards are just fantastic.
“Thank you to everyone who contributes to making life at Mundy House as wonderful as it is.”
Mundy House, which caters for older people, also provides respite and palliative care, is rated good by the industry regulator, the Care Quality Commission.
‘’It is an honour attending the prestigious awards again. We were the winners last year in caring UK community involvement award and it was a great gala event. We really enjoyed the evening’’.
Permacare Director Indra Rajeevan said:
“it is an honour to be acknowledged for all the hard work and commitment of our outstanding staff. we will continue to provide the highest standards of care”.
Caring UK Awards event director Dominic Musgrave said:
“The Caring UK Awards are now in their seventh year and with more entries than ever before, our finalists really have reason to celebrate too as it’s a huge achievement to have made the shortlist and is testament to the teams behind each.”