ThinCats funds Godfrey Care to open more sites

ThinCats, a leading alternative finance provider to UK SMEs has supported specialist residential care provider, Godfrey Care, with a significant growth funding package as the group continues to open new sites across the UK.

Established in 2016, Midlands headquartered Godfrey Care provides residential care and supported living for adults who have a learning disability, complex needs and associated challenging behaviour.

Since then, it has grown to include 13 sites and, every home has specialist care teams of fully trained staff that work with each individual using a person-centred planning approach.

Following growth funding from ThinCats, the Godfrey Care Group has announced the procurement of a new service, Pottery House in Stoke on Trent.

It will be a CQC registered residential service for six individuals who have profound and severe needs and risks in relation to challenging behaviours. These often relate to their learning disability, autism spectrum condition and high-intensity behaviours.

Godfrey Care Group’s Hayder Atia comments: “Our aim is to provide high quality care in a home from home environment, offering everyone a personalised service to maximise their independence, opportunities and quality of life. Richard and his team at ThinCats have been extremely supportive of our vision for the future as we aim to continue expansion across more local authorities and enhance our service offering even further.”

Richard Henshaw of ThinCats adds:: “The team at Godfrey Care has an incredible combined catalogue of experience and has demonstrated expertise across the board. It was fantastic working with both Hayder and Andy Barnes who have an amazing vision for the business and we look forward to continue supporting their ambitious plans.”

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