Companionship.
Our Companionship Service responds to the needs of The UK’s Loneliness Strategy which recognises the relationship between loneliness and major health conditions including heart disease, strokes and dementia. This support provides meaningful relationships that help reduce loneliness, build confidence and enable people to live the lives they choose both at home and in their community.
Many people can benefit from a companionship service including those with long‑term health conditions, those recovering from illness or recently discharged from hospital or those living with learning disabilities, autism or sensory needs.
We work closely with families, social workers, housing providers and community partners to ensure support is safe, personalised and aligned with wider care plans.
300+
Clients
15+
Year Of Experience
20+
Qualified nursing and social care staff
Support includes:
- Help to maintain links with family, friends and wider networks
- Friendly conversation and time spent doing what matters to the individual
- Support to maintain routines, hobbies and personal identity
- A consistent, trusted companion who listens and understands
- Support to attend local groups, activities and appointments
- Encouragement to build confidence in social settings
- Help navigating community resources, events and opportunities
- Gentle encouragement to stay active and connected
- Support with confidence and motivation
- Support with digital inclusion including video calls, online groups or accessing services
Benefits of our service:
- Improve emotional wellbeing
- Reduce anxiety and low mood
- Increase independence and motivation
- Support recovery and resilience
- Strengthen community connections
Industry Accreditations.
We are registered with the Care Quality Commission, click below for more information.