Diagrama Foundation Celebrates Triple Victory at Bromley Adult Care Awards
The Diagrama Foundation is celebrating a significant triumph after winning three prestigious awards at the Bromley Adult Care Awards. The charity also reached the finals and received high commendations in several other categories, highlighting the outstanding dedication and compassion of its staff who support people with learning disabilities and additional needs.
Exceptional Achievements Recognised at Awards Ceremony
At the awards event held at Bromley Football Club on March 12, the charity secured victories in the Team, Dignity in Care, and Care Worker Awards. These accolades underscore the exceptional work being carried out across Diagrama Foundation's various services, reflecting a deep commitment to person-centred care and professional excellence.
Redhill Supported Living Service Wins Team Award
The Redhill Supported Living Service earned the Team Award for its extraordinary compassion, resilience, and professionalism during an exceptionally challenging year. Throughout numerous complex and emotionally demanding situations, the team consistently demonstrated outstanding teamwork, strong partnership working, and an unwavering dedication to providing care that prioritises the individual needs and preferences of those they support.
Lorraine Ward Receives Care Worker Award
The second award was presented to Lorraine Ward from the Brewery Road Supported Living Service, who won the Care Worker Award. She received this honour for her remarkable patience, warmth, and commitment, as well as her outstanding support for individuals, ensuring their routines, preferences, and personalities are respected and valued in every interaction.
Alison Spry Honoured with Dignity in Care Award
The third award went to Alison Spry from Cabrini House in Orpington, who received the Dignity in Care Award. Her recognition stems from the thoughtful and respectful approach she brings to her work daily, coupled with a deep, practical understanding of what dignity truly means in care. Her contributions are rooted in empathy, reflection, and genuine respect for the rights and individuality of the people she supports.
Multiple Finalists and Commendations Highlight Excellence
Diagrama Foundation had more finalists than any other care provider across the London Borough of Bromley. In addition to the three award wins, several employees and services were highly commended in their categories, further emphasising the charity's widespread impact.
Those recognised included:
- Beth Maina, manager of Diagrama’s Supported Living Service, for the Workforce Development Award
- Claire Morlham from Cabrini House, for the Manager Award
- Vinson Close and Cabrini House for the Team Award
- Beenish Alam from Cabrini House for the Worker Award
- Marina Rubio, head of professional standards, for the Diane Smith Award
Leadership Praise for Staff Dedication
David McGuire, chief executive of Diagrama Foundation, expressed his delight at the team's recognition. "It is wonderful to see our colleagues recognised with three award wins and six commendations at the Bromley Adult Care Awards. These achievements are incredibly well deserved and reflect the compassion, professionalism, and dedication our staff show every single day," he said.
"The work carried out by the Redhill team, Alison, and Lorraine truly demonstrates the values of person-centred care and respect that sit at the heart of Diagrama Foundation. I am also incredibly proud of every other Diagrama colleague and team who reached the finals of the Bromley Care Awards, as well as the many dedicated staff across the charity who continue to make a positive difference to people’s lives every day."
The awards serve as a testament to the high standards of care and support provided by Diagrama Foundation, reinforcing its role as a leader in the sector for individuals with learning disabilities and additional needs in the Bromley area.
