East Kilbride dementia care worker recognised for commitment to 'outstanding' care

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An 'outstanding' East Kilbride care home worker has been shortlisted for a coveted national award.Yajna Tatoo Haloo, care assistant and dementia care coach at Care UK’s Cathkin House has been named a finalist in the ‘Care Newcomer of the Year’ category at the National Care Awards 2023.The National Care Awards celebrate talent and excellence within the care home sector, rewarding those who go above and beyond to provide outstanding care.The Lanarkshire Live app is available to download now.

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I would like to say a big thank you to each and every colleague for their support, I’m incredibly proud to be part of such a wonderful team.”Since joining Cathkin House and beginning her career in the care sector in 2022, Yajna has been singled out by her colleagues for her “dedication, compassion and kindness” and has quickly become a well-respected member of the team, as well as a favourite among residents’ families.Although new to the care sector, Yajna has demonstrated a strong skill for coaching and leadership, taking on