FRANCHISEFOCUS
"Every day the Guardian Angel franchise family feel valued and involved as a member of a growing, inclusive business that welcomes them, their ideas and recognises their contribution"
It means they are a family who both understand
and lead through example. Every day the franchise family feel valued and involved as a member of a growing, inclusive business that welcomes them, their ideas and recognises their contribution.
“Their ethos, spirit of compassion and warm familial feel really chimed with me. We’ve been given a lot of time and supported every step of the way.” Tim Corry, former RAF pilot and Guardian Angel Carers, franchise owner
p Christina Handasyde Dick
"If you've found a job you love, you'll feel like you never have to work a day in your life again" Christina Handasyde Dick, Founder
Growing Need The heart of its mission is to 'compassionately care' for its clients to provide positively evolving, family- feel home care services that keep open the choice for people to live safe, happy and independent lives for longer at home. The care sector is a UK top-five growth sector.
The integration of health and care for a 'home-first' approach increases as both our ageing population, and younger adults in social care, seek solutions to be supported to live independently at home.
Growth potential Guardian Angel Carer's proven franchise model provides a solid foundation, with profit built-in, so that franchisees can own a sustainable business that contributes to their communities. Visible with their own branch and a team of CareAngels out and about – franchise partners give back every day and prospective franchisees currently have a wide choice of prime UK territories.
Fully supported In the spirit of Christina's Olympian values, mentoring, training and coaching is a continual and integral part of how Guardian Angel Carers work. With a high ratio of support, all franchisees have Christina and expert members of the HQ team by their side for onboarding, compliance, business development, training and marketing.
Robust response During the pandemic Guardian Angel Carer’s systems, values and people were given the ultimate test, which they proudly and rigorously met. The company's blueprint headquarters branch proved a real benefit for franchisees, with its on-the-ground experts taking early, swift action to create collective solutions that worked and kept everyone safe.
“I knew they would help me to take care of my clients, my CareAngels and me in the safest way. I just didn’t need to worry.” Lou Cobban, franchisee, Spelthorne
Lead to succeed Potential franchisees don't have to be from the care industry to join, but the company does believe it's important to care about owning a business that can make a difference. Guardian Angel Carers welcomes enquiries
from energetic, purposeful people with leadership qualities that can inspire, a drive to innovate and be fast to problem solve. They should also be willing to roll up their sleeves and embrace all aspects of running a home care business and support a team whose work is mentally and emotionally demanding but incredibly rewarding.
GUARDIAN ANGEL CARERS Care
gacarers.co.uk franchise@gacarers.co.uk 03333 660550
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Investment level: £20k-£50k
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