Social care business targets £10m turnover with seven-figure funding support
A specialist adult social care business has expanded using a seven-figure funding package supported by HSBC UK.
DHP Care has used HSBC UK funding to acquire a new branch for Prestige Nursing Ltd. The Wakefield-based site will enable DHP Care to provide services designed to help individuals live independently with homecare, healthcare and nurse staffing.
The seven-figure funding package from HSBC UK will also support the safeguarding of 60 jobs at the newly acquired branch. DHP Care estimates this expansion will increase turnover across its business to £10m.
Daniel Bamber, franchise director at Manchester-based DHP Care, said: “People are at the heart of this business. We created DHP Care to create safe, supportive spaces for people within the community.
“This support from HSBC UK allows us to open more opportunities to serve local communities, guided by our belief that everyone deserves comfort, care and a place to call home.”
Arti Patel, client manager at HSBC UK, added: “It’s fantastic to support the financial growth of a business, but at the same time also empower an organisation to make a real community difference.
“DHP Care are a prime example of what clear vision and commitment can deliver. We look forward to seeing the value this new branch will bring to Wakefield.”
DHP Care provides a range of adult social care services, primarily focusing on home-based support through its Prestige Nursing & Care.
The business offers personalised private homecare services across 30 UK branches, providing over 30,000 hours of care and support a week to over 2,000 clients and their families through local teams of registered nurses, healthcare workers, and care co-ordinators.
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