This fast-growth UK franchise enables you to run your own care business for £10,000

Home care franchise Seniors Helping Seniors UK has celebrated its fifth anniversary with expansion to a third location and a call to action for budding UK entrepreneurs looking to join the care industry for a franchise fee of £10,000.

The franchise brand, which helps elderly people in their own homes, was originally established in America and came to the UK in 2013 – opening its first service in Canterbury, Kent, followed by a second branch in Harrow. Its latest location has opened in the Guildford and Woking areas of Surrey.

Recently recognised as one of the top 10 most recommended elderly care agencies in the UK, the chain is keen to attract new franchisees to fulfil growing demand from elderly people and their families who desperately need support at home.

Also featured by the BBC for its innovation and integrity, Seniors Helping Seniors is looking for those with relevant experience to take up its franchise opportunity and has highlighted that the market for home care is booming; “One in six people alive today will live to be 100 years of age so there is no shortage of people needing care.”

Clinical Commissioning Groups (CCGs) who have worked with Seniors Helping Seniors have it on record as “perfect primary care’ saying it fits the country’s long term goals because it focuses on keeping people safe and well, and outside acute settings.

Commenting on its franchise opportunities, Christian Wilse, founder of Seniors Helping Seniors UK, said:

“Our fully managed care services match carers to clients according to interests. We manage everything for our carers and our clients, taking time with introductions to make sure everyone is happy.  People love the matching and the same carer aspects of the service and the work. The outcomes are outstanding”

“Our franchisees have a turnkey home-based operation doing something immensely worthwhile with exciting rewards and we have kept our set up fees low to encourage people to open a Seniors Helping Seniors in their own community”