What is a care award stamp?
  • 24 Jan 2025
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What is a care award stamp?

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Article summary

A care award stamp is a logo that you can have featured on your homecare.co.uk profile if you win a homecare.co.uk award.

It looks like this:

The stamp shows visitors to your profile that you have been recognised and awarded as one of the top 20 home care services in your region. It is easy to spot and can make your profile stand out from others, inviting potential clients to visit your profile and make an enquiry.

Visitors to your profile can also click on your care award stamp to learn more about when you received the award.

You can feature an award stamp if you were a winner in the most recent round of homecare.co.uk awards. For awards you won in previous rounds, visitors to your profile can view them as a list under the ‘Awards’ tab.


Where does a homecare.co.uk award stamp appear?

Your homecare.co.uk award stamp is featured at the top of your profile.


It can also be seen in search results lists.


If you have a homecare.co.uk award, you will be featured when users choose to filter their care search to award-winners only.


You will also be on the list of award-winners, which is accessible from the homecare.co.uk home page.



Where can I put a care award stamp?

If you’d like a higher resolution version, such as for a brochure, display banner or to put on the wall for visitors to your branch to see, you can request one by emailing the marketing team at marketing@tomorrows.co.uk, who will be happy to help.

To download your award stamp from your dashboard:

1. Access your homecare.co.uk dashboard.

2. From the menu on the left, click Profile > homecare.co.uk Awards > homecare.co.uk Award Website Stamps 

3. Select the year you want to download the stamp for and highlight the text provided and copy it. You can copy by right clicking and selecting ‘Copy’, or by pressing Ctrl and C at the same time on your keyboard. To paste, right click and select ‘Paste’ or press Ctrl and V at the same time.



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