Helping Hands opens new branches nationwide

Helping Hands opens new branches nationwide

Home care specialist, Helping Hands, has recently launched 21 new branches across the UK, and there are plans to open more later in the year.

The branches, located primarily in Greater Manchester and the South-West of England, will be able to provide both care for local residents and job opportunities for carers.

As well as providing specialised care to those in need, particularly during the COVID-19 outbreak, the branches also brings with them many vacancies for those who are looking for care work.

Andy Hogarth, Helping Hands CEO, said: “We’re thrilled to announce the opening of our new branches, and we hope that we can support many people in need of an extra helping hand at home. We’re very much about focussing on the customer and what they want from their care, so that they can continue to be independent in the place where they feel their happiest.

He continued: “Although plans were in place to launch these new branches many months ago, its feels as though they are more important than ever in the current climate, enabling us to reach even more people who may have been discharged early from hospital or self-isolating and need vital care at home. This is also a great opportunity for those looking for work to join us and really make a difference in their local community.”

There are 10 branches that have opened across Manchester, including a branch in Nantwich, as well as another 11 branches that have opened in Gloucestershire, Wiltshire and Dorset.

Since 1989, the family-run company has specialised in visiting and live-in care and is an industry leader in the care sector.

The company, which has its head office in Warwickshire, has a network of over 100 branches across England and Wales, providing visiting and live-in care support to people living with conditions such as dementia, Parkinson’s, and mobility difficulties.

Now in its 31st year and employing over 6,000 carers, the trusted home care provider has supported over 40,000 families since its inception.

If you would like more information on arranging care for you or a loved one, or are interested in becoming a carer, visit the Helping Hands website www.helpinghandshomecare.co.uk or call 0333 414 3885 for care.

 

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Release date: 17 April 2020

 

General information:

www.helpinghandshomecare.co.uk

 

Further information:

Rebecca Giddings

Rebecca.Giddings@helpinghands.co.uk

 

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01 – Helping Hands has recently launched 21 new branches across the UK.

02 – The leading home care provider supports the elderly and vulnerable in their own homes.

03 – Helping Hands are currently delivering home care during the COVID-19 pandemic.

04 – The new branches will create hundreds of jobs opportunities for carers, primarily in Greater Manchester and the South-West.

 

Note to editors:

 

Helping Hands Home Care has been providing companionship through to complex nursing-led live-in care to people across England and Wales since 1989 and is widely acknowledged to be the country’s most respected provider of the service.

As a values-driven family business, Helping Hands have worked tirelessly over the past 30 years to develop a flexible care service that places its customers at its heart. This is achieved through directly employing all of its care staff and training and developing its carers to deliver person-centred care in a dignified and respectful way.

The company specialise in live-in, domiciliary, dementia and more complex care in the home. Its training and ongoing mentoring programme has been recognised as a Centre of Excellence by Skills for Care – the first and only home care provider in the UK to receive this award.

There is a network of regional branches, branch managers and care specialists to support and develop its carers and to ensure the level of service and care delivered to its customers meets its high standards.

Helping Hands is fully regulated by the Care Quality Commission (CQC) in England and in Wales by the Care Inspectorate Wales (CIW). It has always been fully compliant with their stringent regulations and is very proud of this.

In 2018, Helping Hands was recognised by renowned company reviewing platform, Glassdoor, as one of the UK’s Employees’ Choice Best Places to Work and in the Top 20 UK Companies with the Best Workplace Culture and Leadership.

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