Companionship Services
 Companionship Services
Loneliness and social isolation are common challenges, particularly for older adults who live alone or individuals whose family members live far away. Lack of regular social interaction can impact emotional wellbeing and even physical health.
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Our companionship service provides friendly support, meaningful conversation and shared activities such as going for walks, attending appointments, or simply spending time together.
For example, an older person who has lost a partner may feel isolated at home. A companion carer can provide regular visits, social engagement and emotional support.
Benefits Companionship Services
- Reduces loneliness and isolation
- Improves emotional wellbeing and mental health
- Encourages social engagement and activity
- Provides reassurance and comfort
Who it is for
- Older people who live alone
- People who have lost a partner or feel isolated
- People who would like company at appointments or outings
- Families who live far away from a loved one
What to expect
- Regular, friendly visits from familiar carers
- Conversation, hobbies, games and shared activities
- Accompanied walks, shopping trips and appointments
- Light help around the home, such as making drinks
Common questions
Is companionship the same as personal care?
No. Companionship focuses on social contact and wellbeing. If personal care is needed too, we can combine both in one care plan.
How often can visits be?
From one visit a week to daily visits. We agree a schedule that suits you.
How do I get started?
Make a referral online or call us on +44 7949 205409. We will talk through what is needed and arrange a care assessment.
Need companionship for yourself or a loved one?
Tell us what support is needed and our team will call you back to talk through the options. There is no obligation.