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My Family Care

The UK's only complete family friendly employee benefits company.

Startup type: Company
Status: Active
Stage: Growth
Publicity: Open to speaking to journalists.
Industries: Lifestyle
Location: My Family Care 16 Elysium Gate 126-128 New Kings Road London, UK SW6 4LZ
Website: http://www.myfamilycare.co.uk

OUR NEWS

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11 April 2009

My Family Care updated their logo and updated their description

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11 April 2009

Libby Purtill created the startup

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11 April 2009

Libby Purtill joined the team.

ABOUT US

My Family Care provides fantastic, practical solutions to individuals who have to combine work and family.

We are driven by doing whatever it takes to give the parent or carer the solution they need. We measure ourselves by getting regular, great feedback.

Details of our Vision & Mission that you might find interesting:

Backup Care
The Mission is to always find the solution that the employee wants and needs. In 2008 we achieved a 96% success rate on bookings - including those booked that day on as little as half an hour's notice.

The Mission in 2009 is to achieve a 97% success rate on bookings

Specialist Support
For our clients that have access to our Search & Guidance service the mission in 2009 is that 1 in 3 users of the service complete a detailed questionnaire where we can classify the results as excellent.

For Companies
Our Vision is that all our clients "value" the relationship with My Family Care. By value we mean that every client is happy to give us a reference and every client thinks we provide a brilliant cost effective service.

We prove we are cost effective by only charging on a per usage basis. And we prove that clients "value" us by asking them.
A client list and contact details for EVERY client is available on request.

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  • George Ramos

    I have been involved in local search and data bases since 1999. I believe local search listings should be free.