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National honour for caring KK

by Andrew Batt
April 8, 2025
in Bracknell, Business, Community, Featured, News, Wokingham
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Bluebird Care Reading, Wokingham, Windsor, Maidenhead and Bracknell has announced one of their live-in carers, Kadijatu Koroma, has been named regional winner of The Dementia Carer Award at the Great British Care Awards.

The Dementia Carer Award celebrates individuals who demonstrate extraordinary empathy, dedication, and skill in supporting people living with dementia.

Kadijatu, known affectionately as KK, stood out among an exceptional group of care professionals from across the UK for her compassionate, person-centred approach and unwavering commitment to delivering outstanding care.

She said: “I’m still in disbelief about winning – it’s still sinking in – but I’m so pleased, grateful and excited.

““This recognition has made me feel truly appreciated for the hard work and commitment I put into caring for my customers.

“It will forever fuel my passion to keep growing and giving my best every day.”

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Kadijatu joined Bluebird Care Reading, Wokingham, Windsor, Maidenhead and Bracknell in April 2023, bringing with her a background in nursing from Sierra Leone.

Since relocating to the UK in 2022, she has worked across several healthcare roles, before transitioning into her current position as a live-in carer. Her role allows her to provide holistic, one-to-one care for individuals in the comfort of their own homes – something she describes as deeply rewarding.

Kerry Brooker, registered manager at Bluebird Care Reading, Wokingham, Windsor, Maidenhead and Bracknell, said: “Hearing the nominations and waiting for the announcements,

“I think I was just as nervous and excited as KK was! She is incredibly hardworking and compassionate, and she absolutely deserves to be recognised for the care she provides.

“Watching her collect her award was a moment I’ll never forget – and seeing her share that joy with colleagues on the night, and with her family and friends afterwards, was simply heartwarming.

“A massive thank you to her for everything she brings to our service – her enthusiasm, her dedication, and the joy she spreads throughout the team.”

Following her success at the nationals, Kadijatu has now been automatically entered into the Dementia Care Awards, further recognising the quality and compassion she brings to her role and highlighting the calibre of care provided by Bluebird Care Reading, Wokingham, Windsor, Maidenhead and Bracknell.

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