a great organisation
Manchester Care is one of the North West's largest care provider organisations, with bases throughout the region and more than 3,000 users of our services.
We are a not for profit, registered charity meaning Manchester Care has no shareholders. Instead we re-invest funds back into improving our care services, buildings and facilities, and into staff development and training.
Towards a Bright Future
Manchester Care is delighted to announce that it has started discussions with another not for profit care provider (CiC) in relation to a potential partnership in the future, which will help to secure and further enhance the services which we are able to provide to vulnerable service users.
A Forward-Looking Company
We wholeheartedly embrace the fast changing, user-led social care environment. Collectively, we are always looking for innovative ways to to meet the diverse range of needs of all our service users who quite rightly have the highest of expectations.
Commitment to Quality
All our services are registered and independently inspected by statutory bodies such as the Commission for Social Care Inspection (CSCI). This is your guarantee that Manchester Care meets legally required standards of service and facilities.
To ensure we deliver the best to our service users, we are committed to continually improving what we do and how we operate. Manchester Care is an Investor in People organisation. We also hold a 3-star rating from the British Safety Council following two comprehensive Health and Safety Management System Audits since 2005.
At the Heart of Change
Manchester Care is a key player in driving forward change and improvements across the care provider sector. As an organisation we work closely with many North West local authorities and NHS primary care trusts to guarantee comprehensive and seamless delivery of care and support for each and every individual who accesses our services.
Manchester Care is an active member of influential provider bodies, such as the the Lancashire Care Association (LCA), National Care Forum (NCF) and the United Kingdom Home Care Association (UKHCA), who help shape government policy, which directly impacts on the people we support.