Awards and Achievements

Cumbria Health's awards and achievements

We are always so proud and honoured to be nominated, shortlisted and even become winners of awards.

Markel 3rd Sector Care Awards

WINNERS in the technology category with Health @ Home. (An award for an individual, team or organisation that has used technology in an innovative and person-centred way to enhance the life of an individual or group of people; or indeed the whole service.)

Markel 3rd Sector Care Awards

Davina Collins was shortlisted in the Leadership category and was a runner-up. (This award celebrates a person who has a leadership role at any level. The individual will have demonstrated outstanding leadership which has positively affected quality of care and encouraged a culture that puts people and quality first.)

Diverse Cumbria Awards

Shortlisted for Public Sector Champion

Medilink Healthcare Business Awards

Shortlisted for Partnership with the NHS: Primary Care. (For the development of a partnership in collaboration with industry/the NHS that has major impact/benefit.)

BBC Make A Difference Awards

Alston Social Day Unit was shortlisted for community award. (The Morning Live Make a Difference Community Award is awarded to an individual or group of people who have helped to genuinely change the lives of others within their community.)

Pride of Cumbria Awards

Shortlisted for community business of the year award. (This award will recognise a business that has made an impact on giving back to their local community.)

UHUK Patient Engagement Award!

We’re thrilled to announce that Glenridding Health Centre has won the UHUK Patient Engagement Award!

Upcoming

HSJ Awards

Shortlisted for Primary and Community Care Provider of the year (awaiting award ceremony which is on 21/11/2024 for results)

As the front door to the NHS, consistent delivery across PCNs, primary and community care are the backbone to the health and care system. Faced with operational constraints through the pandemic and the enormous demand of delivering mass vaccination programmes – primary care has continued to deliver world class care in difficult circumstances. Establishing digital and hybrid access to services, adopting new ways of working, collaborating with place-based and system partners in the delivery of care are just some of the challenges organisations continue to embrace.

The winner of this award will be an organisation which is facing these challenges head on, with a focus on outcomes and staff wellbeing. Judges will be looking for initiatives which deliver performance against targets, clinical quality and safety. A successful candidate will need to demonstrate initiatives which drive inclusivity and representation across the organisation and investment in widening participation. Judges will want to see clear evidence of sustainable finances and delivery of value for money.

The award will recognise those providers which are offering excellent, patient-centric care built on strong engagement between clinicians within and beyond the organisation. We are particularly seeking organisations with a clear understanding of how they will need to adapt to create a viable long-term health economy.

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Shannon Holmes shortlisted in the Rising Star category (awaiting award ceremony which is on 21/11/2024 for results)

This award will recognise an individual who is early in their career, regardless of age, who has made a substantial contribution to their employer and invested in their career.

NatWest SE100 Index & Social Business Awards 2024

Top 100 UK Social Enterprises and we are one of them!!