FRANCHISEFOCUS INVESTMENT: FROM £45 ,000 Care matters


With Bluebird Care you won’t be alone in your journey to success


more than just a franchise; it’s a chance to create a business that truly matters.”


Market-leading opportunity The Department of Health and Social Care (DHSC) predicts that 57% more adults aged 65 and over will need home care in 2038 compared to 2018, partly due to the strain on NHS services and the UK’s aging population. To meet demand, Bluebird Care provides end-to-end home care services – from daily visits to live-in care, right through to complex specialist services. Families can trust their loved one is being looked after where they feel most at ease – at home, and without having to change care provider as their needs evolve.


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unning a business is a rollercoaster of events and emotions, whether you’re starting


from scratch or buying a franchise. With over 20 years of experience,


Bluebird Care is one of the largest providers of home care services in the UK and Ireland, and provides comprehensive training and ongoing support to its franchise partners, equipping them with the knowledge, tools, and guidance needed to confidently run their own business. From compliance to marketing, recruitment, and business development, industry experts are by your side every step of the way, allowing you to focus on building relationships, developing a team and delivering exceptional care.


A leading brand Bluebird Care’s year-on-year growth is down to its leading position in the marketplace as well as the growing need for home care. Widely acknowledged as being the UK and Ireland's leading provider of premium home care, Bluebird Care, and its


“More than just  nchise its  chnce to cete  usiness tht truly matters”


success and growth within the industry, are proof of a proven business model that delivers returns. This year, Bluebird Care has been


recognised as the winner of ‘Most Oustanding National Home Care Group or Franchise Network’ in the Home Care Awards, and is 2025 finalist for ‘Franchisor of the Year Established’ in the BFA HSBC UK British Franchise Awards. Jan Walsh, Franchise Partner of


Bluebird Care St Helens comments: “Being a franchise owner of Bluebird Care has been truly life changing. I felt confident starting my own business, knowing I had a solid network of experts to rely on. The model is designed to set you up for success, and every day feels like a step towards something bigger. It’s


Support where it counts Investing in a home care franchise and joining an established franchise network like Bluebird Care offers significant advantages – especially in such a highly- regulated industry. Instead of spending valuable time and resources drafting your own policies and procedures, you’ll benefit from proven systems that meet current compliance and excel sector standards. This support structure not only streamlines your launch but also allows you to focus on delivering exceptional care and growing your business. Now is an excellent time to join Bluebird Care with a whole National Support Team behind every business owner, ensuring you’re never alone whether you need financial guidance, marketing or business help and planning. Contact Bluebird Care now for an initial Discovery Call to learn more. 


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Investment level: £20k-£50k


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