Our story & scale
For three decades, we've worked with UK employers to make life better for working parents, carers, and the businesses they're part of. Today we partner with 400+ UK organisations and 1,000+ worldwide.
Trusted by 400+ UK employers
Bright Horizons wasn't founded as a benefits company. It was founded in 1986 by Roger and Linda Brown, who'd spent enough time in international development work to see one pattern repeating: the single biggest predictor of whether a parent thrives at work is whether the care for their family is in place.
That insight — that a person's family life and their work life are the same life — has shaped everything we've built since. Our nurseries. Our Back-Up Care platform. The Modern Families Index. The Bright Horizons Foundation. The way we hire coaches. The way we train them.
We don't sell wellbeing. We don't sell benefits in the abstract. We help employers do something specific and measurable: remove the barriers that stop working parents and carers from doing their best work. That's been our job for three decades. It still is.
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Parental Leave & Family Support UK Benchmark 2025
Based on 300+ UK employer policies — shows how the market is shifting and what's no longer enough to attract and retain talent. The benchmarking data Neil needs to build his business case.
UK Work+Family Snapshot 2025
Annual research among BH clients' employees — tracking evolving family support expectations. Gives Janet the employee-perspective data to back up the complaints she hears daily.
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