They are the quiet army, selflessly giving their time to care for and look after the welfare of others - whether it be for a loved one, friend or simply someone they know. Their willing efforts often go unnoticed except by those who rely on them heavily and appreciate their support so much. This help can often be at the expense of their own lives and freedom yet is given with no thought of thanks or acknowledgement. It is, they would simply believe, just what carers do. Yet this award plans to change all that. They are special treasures and we aim to celebrate their generosity and dedication, without which so many in our society would suffer.
Alderney Mignot Memorial Hospital healthcare assistants have been nominated for the Carer of the Year award, sponsored by Specsavers.
Cheryl Harvey has been nominated for the Carer of the Year award, sponsored by Specsavers.
Emilia Fernandes has been nominated for the Carer of the Year award, sponsored by Specsavers.
Emma Sarahs has been nominated for the Carer of the Year award, sponsored by Specsavers.
Maggie Pryke has been nominated for the Carer of the Year award, sponsored by Specsavers.
Meg White and Angela Le Page have been nominated for the Carer of the year award, which is sponsored by Specsavers.
Paul Leggett has been nominated for the Pride of Guernsey’s Carer of the Year award, sponsored by Specsavers.
Sandra Caboz has been nominated for the Carer of the Year award, sponsored by Specsavers.
Sarah Ozanne has been nominated for the Carer of the Year award, sponsored by Specsavers.
The Schools’ Transport Service has been nominated for the Carer of the Year award, which is sponsored by Specsavers.
The senior carers (North Team) has been nominated for the Carer of the Year award, sponsored by Specsavers.
Sue Browning has been nominated for the Carer of the Year award, which is sponsored by Specsavers.
Summerland House Nursing Home has been nominated for the Carer of the Year award, sponsored by Specsavers.