Nights On Lottie is a new not-for-profit initiative that offers a range of gifts and prizes for UK carers via regular competition giveaways. We want to show our collective gratitude to those who have dedicated their lives to caring for others. Nominate yourself today to win in our latest Christmas Countdown giveaway.
Ongoing competition giveaways to champion and reward care workers, family caregivers and unpaid carers.
We kickstarted our Nights on Lottie pledge with a Christmas and New Year's Special in 2022. Lottie partnered with Unplugged to give carers a chance to relax and unwind by gifting 33 winners a free 3-night stay at a beautiful countryside cabin of their choice.
The winners were chosen at random and were able to book their three-night stay at one of Unplugged's cabin using a unique code and on any date in 2023, to rest and recharge at a time convenient to them.
While sadly not every carer could be a winner of the 2022 Christmas giveaway, we're already in the process of organising the next Nights on Lottie, as part of our wider 1,000 free nights pledge.
Throughout December we'll be running our own carers Christmas countdown, giving away a selection of vouchers to a new winner each day.
From Tuesday 5th to Friday 15th December, we'll be giving away a different prize each day to a carer in the UK.
Nominate yourself today and share your experience of being a carer in 2023 to win theatre tickets, Sainsbury's vouchers and much more, so you can enjoy the ultimate night in or out on Lottie this Christmas.
Nominate yourself today to be in with a chance of winning one of our vouchers, ranging from £75 to £250, to treat yourself to the ultimate night in or night out on us. You could win vouchers from Ticketmaster, Just Eat, John Lewis and many more.
Nights on Lottie is proud to launch its first giveaway in partnership with well-known public figure, Anton Du Beke.
Anton is best known for being a British ballroom dancer and judge on popular BBC One celebrity dancing show - Strictly Come Dancing. However, less known to the public, is Anton's mother was a Carer and his passion for supporting the amazing work UK caregivers do. Anton regularly makes time to surprise visits to care home residents, and most recently made a special guest appearance at Isle Court Nursing Home in Bickton, as part of BBC's Queen's Platinum Jubilee Pageant coverage in June.
Nights on Lottie is proud to partner with the Care Workers Charity, the UK’s leading charity for supporting current and former care workers with financial grants and other support services. The CWC was founded in 2009 and today is led by Karolina Gerlich, whom previously was a carer for over 12-years. In 2020, the CWC paid out almost £2m in Covid-19 Emergency Fund grants and over £200k in Crisis Grants to over 3,000 care workers.
To enter a Nights on Lottie giveaway, entries must meet the following criteria:
The nominated individual must be a care worker or carer (paid or unpaid). Competition winners will be required to verify this as part of the Night's on Lottie prize acceptance process.
The nominated individual must be over the age of 18.
The nominated individual must be a UK resident.
The winner must also consent to sharing their experiences as a carer with Lottie. Case studies may be used by Lottie for future marketing and campaigning purposes, but will remain anonymous as part of our ongoing mission to raise awareness of the experiences of carers across the UK
To view all of Night's on Lottie's Giveaway Terms & Conditions, please click here.
Next Giveaway
Tuesday 5th to Friday 15th December
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To view all of Night's on Lottie's Giveaway Terms & Conditions, please visit our terms and conditions
At Lottie, we're passionate about continuing the conversation around care long after Nights on Lottie. That's why, following great feedback from Nights on Lottie, we've created Care Space: a free, online community for carers, care-seekers and anyone looking to connect over the topic of care.
Join Care SpaceNights on Lottie is a not-for-profit giveaway for carers and care workers across 2023. You can win complimentary getaways and gift vouchers throughout the year and all winners will be randomly selected. We launched this incredible pledge on 23rd November 2022 - to mark Carers Carers Rights Day each year. Keep an eye out for our latest giveaway announcement!
As long as you’re a carer in the UK, whether that’s paid or unpaid, you can nominate yourself to win in our annual giveaways.
Keep your eyes peeled! We’ll be announcing our next giveaways on Care Space - our online carer support group.
More Government funding is urgently needed to support UK Carers through the cost-of-living crisis.
1 in 12
One in 12 people in England & Wales have informal care responsibilities
46%
46% of carer support applications were rejected by local authorities in 2021 -2022
100%
100% increase in online searches for 'unpaid carer support' over the last 12 months.
Christine started working in the care sector in 2004. She shares her story about the impact of the pandemic on her mental health, leaving her worried about supporting herself and her children. She talks about how a grant from the Care Workers Charity helped her.
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If you're struggling, here's where to seek financial, practical, and emotional support from.
Right now, the UK is facing a cost-of-living-crisis that's affecting everyone. If you're a carer or care worker and you're struggling, you're not alone. There is financial support available from a range of organisations.
Juggling care responsibilities and work or family commitments can be incredibly overwhelming. If you're finding it tough to care for a family member, or you're struggling with work, it's important to seek support.
Working or providing care is rewarding, but can be challenging. It's more important than ever before to prioritise your mental health. From support from MIND to REThink, it's time to focus on you.
Heating or eating should never have to be a choice
The Care Workers Charity need your help to ensure care workers can feed their families and keep up with the rising household bills.
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