Tracey Ferguson Nominated for Royal Garden Party
Home Instead Bedford is proud to share that Tracey Ferguson has been nominated to attend a Royal Garden Party through Skills for Care.
Tracey, who works closely alongside Home Instead Bedford owner Moona Karim, has dedicated more than 25 years to working in care and supporting people across the local community. Her nomination recognises the commitment, compassion and professionalism she brings to her role every day.
Over the years, Tracey has developed extensive experience in dementia care, end-of-life support and delegated healthcare activities, helping clients remain safe and comfortable in their own homes. She is also passionate about supporting Care Professionals and maintaining high standards of care across the team.
Speaking about the nomination, Tracey said she was honoured and grateful to be recognised.
“There are so many hardworking people in care who quietly give their all every single day. It’s a lovely moment, not just for me, but for everyone working in the sector.”
Home Instead Bedford owner Moona Karim said the nomination was thoroughly deserved.
“Tracey is incredibly dedicated to the people she supports and to the team around her. She genuinely cares about providing the very best support possible and we are all extremely proud of her.”
Home Instead Bedford, rated Outstanding by the Care Quality Commission, provides personalised home care services across Bedford and surrounding areas. The team focuses on helping older adults remain independent at home while receiving support tailored to their individual needs.
Tracey’s nomination shines a light on the important work care professionals carry out every day within the local community, often behind the scenes and without recognition.
