A Seed Round Worth Over a Million for Amalia Care

The innovative startup with a social vocation Amalia Care which, thanks to AI and algorithms, makes it easier for families to find a caregiver, has announced a capital increase of over 1 million euros.

Among the investors were Personae, the acceleration program dedicated to welfare of the CDP Venture Capital National Accelerator Network, the a|impact fund, the SocialFare Seed fund and the business angel James Tiernan.

The new resources raised by Amalia Care will be allocated to the development of the algorithm and the platform, the expansion of the team, the increase in marketing and the territorial expansion with two new offices, potentially in Milan and Turin. In an interview given to StartupItalia, the co-founder, Sonia Paonessa, talked about the next steps of the startup which deals with matching the request and offer of the most suitable caregiver thanks also to AI.

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Plans for the future of Amalia Care

In an interview with StartupItalia, the co-founder, Sonia Paonessa , who together with Eliana Pérez gave life to this reality in 2020, said: “We are applying AI in the selection process, to analyze the applications that arrive in a customized to the specific needs of families and this step greatly facilitates our work. Much of the funding will be dedicated to further development, as well as the testing phase, and we are ready to release the second version of the algorithm that both families and caregivers will be able to use.”

The capital injection will also be dedicated to expanding the team , which currently numbers 8 people, particularly in the development and operational part. “Part of the resources will also be allocated to the opening of new offices, with the idea of ​​being closer to the territory, and in 2024 we plan to open, potentially, in Turin and Milan, while our main office remains in Brescia.”

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