Senior Helpers franchisee Paul Ngo talks about his career sea change with Senior Helpers

Paul Ngo, the Managing Director of Senior Helpers Fleurieu, recently shared his inspiring career transition from being a physiotherapist to becoming a Senior Helpers franchisee.

In September 2021, Paul made the courageous decision to open the Fleurieu Senior Helpers office after engaging with Leonie Williams, the Senior Helpers franchisor, and recognising the opportunity to offer their valuable services.

Driven by a desire for a change of scenery and the potential to serve the Fleurieu Peninsula region, Paul’s journey as a franchisee has been filled with excitement and continuous learning.  

Discover more about Paul’s remarkable journey with Senior Helpers by reading the linked article: https://rb.gy/chqik

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