Welcome to this edition of the
Nexus Care Services Newswire

The last month has seen a lot going on at Nexus, with exciting updates and developments.

Our Managing Director, Tinga Umera, has been nominated for Registered Care Manager of the year at Staffordshire Dignity Care Awards 2026. While this is an honour that was a team effort, Tinga has been instrumental in reshaping the organisation and promoting a positive working culture.

Elsewhere, Nexus has launched a new nurse-led complex care service, we’ve taken a look at Burnham’s proposals for social care and asked why technology has become critical in how social care operates.

So as to not keep you any longer, here’s what’s been keeping us busy.

Warmest Regards,
Tinga Umera, Managing Director Nexus Care Services

Nexus Care Services’ Tinga Umera nominated for Registered Care Manager of the Year

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New nurse-led service helps West Midlands families with complex care needs

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Carers Spotlight

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