Auditions were submitted to an experienced judging panel and now only eight performers remain in the hunt for the CSGT crown ahead of next month’s live final at the Arena.

Care Sector’s Got Talent is a programme organised by Championing Social Care. The Programme Chair for ‘Talent’, is Aneurin Brown, Managing Director of Hallmark Care Homes.

“We have had a record number of entries this year. We've been overwhelmed by the incredible talent showcased once again. It's heartening to see such widespread support for this event, which truly shines a spotlight on the exceptional individuals within the care sector.”

The competition, modelled on the hit ITV show Britain’s Got Talent, has also been a fantastic outlet to support the mental health of people in the care sector.

Last year's winners, Scottish singing duo Michael and Charlene, captivated audiences with their performances at various national care events throughout the year. One finalist was scouted by Britain's Got Talent following her participation in the 2023 event, highlighting the calibre of talent on show.

In 2022, it was Surrey-based carer Sarabdeep Singh who picked up the top prize thanks to the type of all-action, traditional dance routine he used to teach in India before moving to the UK.

“From childhood at the age of nine, I used to perform; it’s always been my hobby and it makes me happy,” he said.

“Social care was my first job in the UK and I would never do another job! I love supporting and working with older people.”

Jenni Ford, Director of Sales and Marketing at Coventry Building Society Arena, said:

“This is a wonderful event and will be shining the spotlight on the incredible people that work across the care sector. We are proud to be hosting it for the first time.”

To find out more about the event, visit www.championingsocialcare.org.uk/care-sectors-got-talent

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