At Crossroads Care Kent, quality is not something we aim for — it is something we insist on. This award, presented by Training2Care, reflects the dedication of our Training Coordinator Simon Rice and the wider team to ensuring that every carer and support worker is trained to the highest standard.
Dementia training is not simply a compliance requirement for us. It shapes how our team engages with the people they support with patience, understanding, and skill. For families across Kent who are navigating the challenges of caring for a loved one living with dementia, knowing that support is in expert hands makes an enormous difference.
Why Training Quality Matters in Care
When families in Kent welcome support for a loved one, trust is at the centre of that choice. Whether you are an unpaid carer looking for respite, or a family seeking reliable support for someone living with dementia, you deserve a charity that takes training and quality seriously.
As a Kent-based care charity, we support families across Maidstone, Canterbury, Ashford, Tunbridge Wells, Thanet, and beyond. Our services — from respite care and companionship to practical home support — are only as good as the people delivering them. That is why investing in training is, and always will be, a priority for us.
Accessible, High-Standard Care for Everyone
One of our core beliefs at Crossroads Care Kent is that high-quality care support should be accessible to everyone — regardless of circumstance. As a charity serving carers and families across Kent, we work hard to ensure that the standard of care we provide is not a privilege but a right. This award reinforces that commitment.
We want to thank Claudia Toscano and the team at Training2Care for this recognition, and everyone at Crossroads Care Kent who contributes to the quality of care we deliver each day.
To find out more about our services or to get in touch, visit crossroadskent.org or call 03450 956701.