Dumfries and Galloway charity worker recognised for going the extra mile
dailyrecord.co.ukA charity worker has been recognised for her work going the extra mile. Kathleen Kirkpatrick from Gelston received Turning Point Scotland’s Wendy Spencer Award, which rewards those who consistently exemplifying the organisational values of respect, compassion, inclusion and integrity.
Kathleen, also known as Kate, has been with the organisation for nearly 15 years and was nominated by service manager Lorna Adams.
The winner was decided by a committee of individuals supported by Turning Point Scotland. Lorna said: “Kate is not frightened of a challenge.
She has gained outcomes with and for the people she supports that we can only imagine. Kate is highly regarded by families and guardians of the people we support. “And local medical professionals have said Kate makes their job so much easier while raising awareness of supporting individuals with learning disabilities and complex needs. “Nothing phases Kate, she always finds a solution to any problem.
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