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Here’s the pitch deck social care startup Lifted used to raise almost $2 million in seed funding
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- Home care startup Lifted just raised almost $2 million in a seed funding round backed by Fuel Ventures.
- Lifted employs 40 carers, paid London Living Wage, that visit people at home. Via an app, users can see who is caring for them and leave feedback.
- The COVID-19 pandemic has forced many families to decide between placing their loved ones in care homes or arranging house visits.
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Lifted, a London-based startup that lets users book at-home care via an app, has raised nearly $2 million in a seed fundraising round.
Backed by Fuel Ventures, the VC firm set up by MyVoucherCodes founder Mark Pearson, Lifted raised £1.5 million ($1.85 million) in seed money.
Lifted employs 40 carers and has committed to paying them the London Living Wage of £10.75 ($13.30) an hour. Its app tells users about their carer and lets them leave feedback on the care they receive — cofounder Rachael Crook likens it to Uber in that regard.
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As the COVID-19 pandemic disproportionately affects the elderly and vulnerable, many families have been forced to decide between placing their loved ones in care homes or arranging house visits.
We got an exclusive look at the pitch deck Lifted used to convince its backers to invest:
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