Care shaped around you
Companionship and social support
Feeling lonely or cut off can affect anyone, at any age. Our companionship support offers friendly company, a familiar face and help to stay active, whether that is a chat over a cup of tea or getting out to the places you enjoy.
Registered with the Care Quality Commission. Supporting adults aged 18 and over.
Who we support
- People who live alone and would like regular company.
- Adults who have lost confidence going out after illness, bereavement or a difficult time.
- Adults living with mental health needs who benefit from steady, friendly contact.
- People living with early stage dementia.
- Families who live far away and want someone looking in on a loved one.
We support adults aged 18 and over, and you are welcome to enquire for yourself or on behalf of someone you care about.
The support we provide
Companionship looks different for everyone, so your support is built around what you enjoy. It can include:
- Conversation and company at home
- Hobbies, games, reading and shared interests
- Walks and gentle exercise to stay active
- Trips to the shops, cafes, parks, places of worship or community groups
- Support to get to appointments
- Keeping in touch with family and friends, including phone and video calls
- Friendly check-in visits for reassurance
More than a visit
Matched with care
We try to match you with a carer who shares your interests and personality.
Relationships that grow
We send familiar carers wherever we can, so a real connection can build over time.
Culturally aware company
Shared language, food, festivals and faith can make company feel natural.
Gentle encouragement
We help you reconnect with groups and activities at a pace that feels right, never pushing.
Why company matters
A regular visit can be something to look forward to. Company helps the day feel fuller, keeps you active and connected, and brings reassurance to families who cannot always be there. Small moments of connection, shared over time, make a real difference to how people feel at home.
Getting started is simple
Getting started is simple. Your assessment covers your routines, preferences, health needs and anything already in place at home.
Talk to us
Call or send an enquiry. Share as much or as little as you like.
Assessment
We visit you at home to understand your needs and preferences.
Your support plan
We agree a plan with you and introduce your carer.
Ongoing reviews
We check in regularly and adjust support when things change.
Companionship questions, answered
Support that works well together
Would some friendly company help?
Tell us a little about what you enjoy and we will arrange a visit at a time that suits you.