Society's Assets Employees Receive Statewide Awards
Two caregivers from Society's Assets were recently named award winners by The Wisconsin Long Term Care Workforce Alliance. This group of public and private organizations solicits nominations from across the state and recognizes professional caregivers with a monetary award and certificate.
Minnie Clay, working out of the Kenosha office, received one of four Caregiver Spotlight Awards on October 21. She has worked for the agency for 32 years. In the award nomination it was noted that Minnie has provided care for many people and always finds room in her heart to take on special cases. it would seem that "no" isn't part of Minnie's vocabulary.
Sharon Schilling, also working out of the Kenosha office, received one of four Caregiver Spotlight Awards on October 21. She has been employed at Society's Assets for 29 years. In the award nomination it was noted that Sharon has provided services for the same three consumers for many years. She works six days a week to meet their personal care needs.
"We value their caregiving skills and experience," said Ginger Erickson, Director of Home Care at Society's Assets. "Minnie and Sharon are amazing role models for other direct care workers. We know that their work will continue to bring care and comfort to their consumers who are living in their homes - - which is where they want to be."