Home care firm creating 100 jobs in Sheffield and Barnsley due to pandemic
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Home Instead Senior Care says lockdown has had a ‘enormous’ impact on people and sparked a surge in demand for at-home services.
The US-owned company says it provides a training programme and is looking for ‘compassionate, reliable’ people.
It is run locally by co-franchisees Jill and Bryn Evans.
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Hide AdJill said: “We match clients and CAREGivers – we look for common areas of interest or life experience so that there is an immediate connection.
“Our care visits are of a minimum duration of one hour, ensuring our clients receive the best quality of care while providing our caregivers with high levels of job satisfaction.”
Bryn continued: “We have people requiring care right now and so we are very keen to encourage more local people to consider a career in care.
“For people with no prior experience we provide a full training programme so any compassionate, reliable people who are interested in working with us should get in touch.”
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Hide AdHome Instead was founded in Omaha, Nebraska in 1994 by Paul Hogan and wife, Lori.
Today it is a network of more than 1,000 franchises globally.
On its website, it states: ‘Home Instead Senior Care partners with business-minded and mission-driven individuals who have a desire to build an enterprise-level business and to make a difference in the lives of older people’.
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