A TALENTED group of care workers from across the country performed together for a national final at a much-loved York venue. The Joseph Rowntree in York was buzzing with excitement as Homecare’s Got Talent, organized by Dan Archer of Visiting Angels, brought together the very best in home care talent from across the UK. Hosted by dementia campaigner, care advocate and the frontman of York party band Huge, Big Ian Donaghy, the event celebrated the invaluable role that home care professionals play in helping people live independently in their own homes.
There were 12 entrants from various regions of the UK who took to the stage, showcasing their talents and sharing their stories. Although none of the participants were from York, the event drew a full house, with the local community coming out in force to support and celebrate the often-unsung heroes of home care. Featuring acts from as far afield as Portsmouth and Glasgow the theatre filled with supporter in bespoke T-shirts and holding banners in support of their friends, colleagues and family.
The evening was judged by a distinguished panel, including TV presenter Duncan Wood, reality TV star Tanya Bardsley, radio personality Becky Measures, and esteemed home care advocate Si Stevens. Their expertise and compassion set the tone for the evening, as they evaluated each performance with care and insight. Dan, the driving force behind the event, who had the idea whilst enjoying a bath, expressed his gratitude to all the partici.