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aged 65 and over. The private sector delivery of
community care is expected to grow over 25 per cent in the next two to three years or sooner, which means care services will be in much demand and will continually grow year on year, not only from social services but from a larger private sector as well, making care one of the few industries that can guarantee a sustainable future in the current market.
Hope Homecare Services H
ope Homecare, founded in 2013 by mother-and-daughter team Gladys and Gail Maimbolwa,
is a privately owned domiciliary care company registered and regulated by the Care Quality Commission. Hope Homecare management and staff have over 23 years’ practical experience of working in the homecare sector. Hope Homecare provides domiciliary
care in the community on a daily, weekly, overnight, home live-in basis to adults over the age of 18, and older people with a mental or physical disability or people who are suffering from a medical condition or illness. All care is closely monitored and tailored to individual needs, while being delivered to a high standard by fully trained staff. Hope Homecare takes pride in providing and delivering care services in a person-centred way and it’s those key qualities it hopes to foster as the business grows. The brand is now expanding and has a variety of new franchise opportunities right now in several locations across the UK. The home healthcare industry is growing at an astronomical rate, with
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surveys by Age UK showing that one in four people in the UK will be 65 and over by 2023. Other statistics reveal the increasingly complex needs of this growing market: 60 per cent of people aged 65 and over say they have a long-term condition, compared with 17 per cent of those aged under 40
The proportion of people with dementia doubles for every five- year age group. Five per cent of people aged 65 and over, 20 per cent of people aged 80 and over and 33 per cent of people aged 90 and over have dementia
Symptoms of depression are more common in later life, affecting 25 per cent of people aged 65 and over. Older people make up a high proportion of those who are disabled
307,000 people in England are blind or partially sighted. 77 per cent are aged 65 and over
219,100 people in England are deaf or hard of hearing. 70 per cent are aged 65 and over
There are 700,000 people with dementia in the UK. 98 per cent are
So why choose a franchise with Hope Homecare? A franchise with Hope Homecare is an opportunity for individuals with a passion for care to not only reap the financial rewards of working in a growing sector but also the opportunity to be your own boss and run your own business with a wealth of support. When joining Hope Homecare, you reduce the risks involved in business by taking the franchise route. You will be well equipped to start and grow your business. Training, ongoing business support and a wide range of resources are available when you become the Hope Homecare franchisee in your area. Head office support will always be readily available. In the early days there will be a hands-on approach, gradually stepping back and letting you, the franchisee, take complete control as you become more confident, professional and experienced. What do you need to be successful as a Hope Homecare franchisee? If you possess the following attributes then a Hope Homecare franchise could be just what you have been looking for: A willingness to work hard, because there is simply no substitute for hard work
A willingness to persevere, because there will always be times when things don’t go according to plan
The desire to work for yourself, and take proper control of your own destiny
The desire to work with others who share your commitment to the highest standards.
Contact head office today to take
your first step towards your future as a Hope Homecare franchisee.
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