Local fostering agency scoops two accolades at the Children and Young People’s Awards

A Yorkshire and Lincolnshire Fostering agency has scooped two awards at this year’s national Children and Young People’s Awards.
Participation officer Nazma Liaqat walked proudly away with The Support Worker Award.Participation officer Nazma Liaqat walked proudly away with The Support Worker Award.
Participation officer Nazma Liaqat walked proudly away with The Support Worker Award.

FCA’s Participation Team won The Partnership Working Awards while participation officer Nazma Liaqat walked proudly away with The Support Worker Award.

The annual awards celebrate excellence in care for children, young people and families, showcasing innovation and best practice and paying tribute to those individuals or organisations that excel in quality care provision.

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Recognising the crucial role of the support worker in providing high quality care and support for children, young people and families, Nazma showed evidence of commitment to person centred approaches, alongside dedication and positive team working.

Nazma has been part of the FCA team for just under two years, with judges commenting: “Nazma is personable, extremely hardworking and completely dedicated to improving the lives of vulnerable young children. She gave numerous examples of going above and beyond and thinking outside of the box. Outstanding!” FCA’s Participation Team won The Partnership Working Awards whilst Participation Officer, Nazma Liaqat walked proudly away with The Support Worker Award.

Melanie Murphy, registered manager at FCA Yorkshire and Lincolnshire, added: “Winning both of these awards is testament to all the Participation Team’s hard work. They continue to go above and beyond to ensure the very best outcomes for the children and young people across FCA.

“Whether that’s offering career enhancement opportunities, Duke of Edinburgh or a packed calendar of fun activities and events, they always actively engage our children and young people and ensure their voices are heard and responded to.”