Teams are staying safe while trying to help others
NHS and social care staff in Perth and around the world.”
Another team working hard is the Perth Floating Housing Support Service at Turning Point Scotland Perth and Kinross.
It has been on the go since October last year and aims to aims to enable individuals to develop the skills required in order to independently maintain and sustain their tenancies.
The team is: Jodie Gordon, service manager; Sharon Nicoll, service coordinator; Dan Lidbetter and Paul Greenwood, lead practitioners; support practitioners Nikki Hume, Carri Gardiner, Fiona Anderson, Janice Muir, John Ferguson, Kerry Taylor,
Lorna Roberts, Louise Torbet, Stacy Clephane, Tracy Kerr, Jamie Lamond and Corrie Guthrie; the team’s two Glasgow members of staff Nicky Miller and Jodie Moore; and admin Joy McQueer.
The team also paid special tribute to Robert Tomlin, who went“above and beyond in so many ways”.
He hooked up with his old boss at Costa and, even though he was busy and overloaded with his own work, made sure NHS staff had bags of treats to keep them going and show appreciation.
Support practitioner Nikki Hume was keen to praise everyone for their ongoing efforts.
She said:“Every staff member goes above and beyond and in this tough time have shown even more.
“We would just like to thank our managers and staff for not only showing tremendous support to their service users but also to their staff.
“It may be stressful but we are all very proud to work for Turning Point Floating House, everyone is valued.”
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