Shelley Gates
Shelley says: "I'm so pleased to be a part of Care Radio. Let's not mince our words, it's been a rubbish couple of years hasn't it, and hugely overwhelming for those working in the care sector. I was a carer back in 2009/2010, and I found it hard enough back then working under normal circumstances, so hats off to those who have worked tirelessly to continue providing care to those who need it during a particularly challenging time. Hopefully I can help to bring you some great music, some inspiring stories, and help connect the care community across the UK."
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