FRANCHISEFOCUS INVESTMENT: FROM £13 5 ,000 Taking Care Build a significant business with No 1* home care brand Home Instead


for a BFA award, celebrating excellence in the franchise sector.


An award-winning brand Named as the most-recommended home care franchise once again by homecare.co.uk, Home instead is a true success story that is not only celebrated for the great work demonstrated by its franchisees, but also that of its 70-strong National Office team. Home Instead’s National Office


provide the tools and resources that its franchisees can utilise in order to market their business on a local level. Their recent ‘Take Care’ campaign highlighted the struggles of family caregivers and has seen Home Instead UK shortlisted for a BFA award 2024 in the ‘Brand Awareness’ category.


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stablished in the UK in 2005, Home Instead was the first of its kind, disrupting the market,


introducing an ‘in-home care’ model to the social-care landscape. Today, Home Instead continues


to be the household name for home care, building strong relationships with the wider healthcare sector and being a forward-facing company that people aspire to work for, work with or recommend. Home Instead also provides the opportunity for business-minded individuals who want to run a successful operation, to join them in making a difference to people’s lives, whilst transforming their own. Whether you build your business from


scratch in a new territory, or take over a profitable, existing resale business, many Home Instead franchisees have gone on to build significant multi-million-pound businesses with operating profit between 12 and 20%.


Successful neighbours – meet our franchisees in the North East With a supportive and growing network of over 255 franchise offices across the


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“huge scope to build a large and profitable business – one that makes a dierence”


UK, a big benefit of joining an established brand such as Home Instead is that you’re never far from other Home Instead franchisees, already operating thriving businesses within their territories, who are there to support you along your own franchising journey. Due to the huge demand for Home


Instead franchises there are now only 40 new territories available such as Middlesborough, Dewsbury and Plymouth, where you can join a network alongside Gavin Morrigan and Michelle Fairless, owners of Home Instead Cleveland and some of its most successful franchisees. Gavin and Michelle have grown a strong Home Instead presence in the region, with a highly respected reputation across the area. They were also winners of the Great British Franchisee awards 2023 and have been nominated


Your chance to join the team As a Home Instead franchisee you benefit from an exceptional business model, with huge scope to build a large and profitable business, one that also makes a difference to older people in your own community. Home care is a sector in demand and


one that is continuing to grow, with an ageing population who want to continue living in their own homes for as long as possible. So, if want to own your own franchise


and you have great business acumen, strong people skills and an ambition to succeed, Home Instead has a number of territories available including new and resales across the UK. In particular there are opportunities in the North East, East of England, Northern Ireland and Wales. 


HOME INSTEAD Care homeinstead.co.uk/franchise franchise@homeinstead.co.uk 01925 730273


Investment level: £100K-£250K


*The most-recommended home care company by homecare.co.uk, the UK’s top reviews website for the sector


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