Kind-hearted Harrogate manager who 'found her vocation in life' is to launch own home care business
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Veronica Manolache, a former Registered Manager at Right at Home in Ilkley, is just weeks away from launching her own franchise in Harrogate.
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Hide AdBorn in Romania, Veronica travelled to England in 2013 at the age of 25 with a view to opening a small bistro.
She had already gained a degree in economics and had worked in various management and marketing roles back home, before deciding to follow a different career path in the care sector with Right at Home.
She says she is now in the position to pursue her passion for providing exceptional care services, while fulfilling a life-long dream of opening her own business.
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Hide Ad“The concept of helping people and getting paid for it made me look into it further,” said Veronica.
"Since I was a child, I have always loved to help people.
"It made me happy to look after my elderly neighbours.”
Veronica has recently completed ten days of face-to-face New Owner Induction Training at National Office and her business is awaiting iCQC registration.
Now in her 30s, she believes that choosing to franchise with RaH has been a great decision.
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Hide Ad“Franchising, especially in the care industry, can provide young entrepreneurs with a pathway to business ownership.
"Right at Home, in particular, has a proven business model and provides all the training and support you need, along with brand recognition, which brings instant credibility.”
She is currently building a strong team of care professionals to serve older and disabled adults in their community.
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Hide AdVeronica had originally started work as a bar manager in a UK pub before joining a care home in Leeds.
She received her NVQ qualifications before moving up the career ladder in various care settings.
Veronica said: “For the first time in my life, I felt that I had found my vocation.
"Over the years, working in care made me want to do more and more, so I have taken the opportunity to develop my skills.”