Some 55 people from the social care sector gathered on the Yorkshire coast last week to celebrate social care workers.
Fundraising
The sale of 90,000 CARE badges has allowed the organisers to hand out the awards to four charities chosen by carers across the UK.
The care provider has donated both money and time to help support the homeless within the local Barnet and Brent areas.
The Help Us Be There campaign was launched in May at Arthur Rank Hospice Charity, and as of the end of September, £65,000 has been raised
Over 500 people are expected to attend the event at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London next month.
The business plans to educate staff on dealing with cancer in the workplace and support service users following a diagnosis.
The franchise has pledged to raise more than £20,000 for the charity across its network of UK offices.
The charity has been renamed, with the aim of supporting more vulnerable people in the community.
Directors at The Good Care Group and Home Instead Senior Care picked up the award in Kent.