Double triumph for Stuart Mobility with awards win and Trusted Assessor course success
Midlands-based mobility retailer Stuart Mobility has been celebrating its director Justina Nurse winning an award at the Best Businesswomen Awards recently. The news follows Justina’s success in completing a Level 3 Trusted Assessor course.
Designed to recognise the achievement of female owned businesses and charities across a wide range of business categories, The Best Businesswomen Awards announced its winners for 2024 at a gala awards evening in London on 11th October.
Justina Nurse, Director of Stuart Mobility won Silver in the Best Consumer Business Award in the prestigious competition which seeks to find the very best female business talent from across the UK.
Justina said, “Awards are an important part of any business and help you to shine a light on what your company does but also what you have achieved. They help boost morale, build credibility and and can give a business an edge. I would recommend any small business adding awards to their business strategy and helping to increase their brand awareness”.
Debbie Gilbert, the organiser of The Best Businesswomen Awards, added: ‘This is the 10th Year of the awards, and we have recognised over 1000 women since we launched in 2015 across a huge range of industry sectors.
“The selection process is rigorous and to be one of our winners is a major achievement. The judges make their selections based on business expertise, innovation, and high levels of customer care.
“Our winners are shining examples of outstanding entrepreneurs who have proved their success to our judges and have shown they have the results worthy of being recognised and rewarded.”
The past month has been a particularly successful one with Justina having completed a Level 3 Trusted Assessor course, which officially qualifies her to assess for equipment to support independent living.
This national qualification, taught by TACT (Trusted Assessing and Care Training) and accredited by OCN London, is designed to enable organisations to upskill their frontline staff in recognising, assessing for and prescribing minor aids and adaptations.
Justina commented: “I’ve been doing this job for many years now and I’ve helped countless customers during this time, but that’s not to say I haven’t still got more to learn! I think it’s really important to continue your own professional development and keep up with changes – we should never rest on our laurels, no matter how long we’ve been in a job for. Learning is a lifelong process.
“Not only can we learn new things to add to the service that we offer, but it can bring new perspectives, too. I love what I do, so it’s always fascinating to undertake new courses that add an extra dimension to the knowledge and experience that I’ve accumulated over the years.”
Now in its ninth year of business, Stuart Mobility, a specialist in chairs and seating, is run by husband and wife team, Stuart and Justina Nurse. The business focuses on home assessments as well as a thriving website. Earlier this year, Rachel Nurse joined Stuart Mobility, as Consulting Occupational Therapist.
