Companionship

Companionship care is offered to individuals to help them maintain their social skills, participate in social interaction, get out and about, all with the aim of maintaining their quality of life or even improving their daily experiences. A companion carer can support with the following:

• Friendly conversation and connection, preventing loneliness
• Emotional support through having someone to talk to
• Help with daily tasks and activities
• Escorting the individual to any clubs, groups and classes
• Socialising by going out for coffee or something to eat
• Respite for family and friends who regularly provide care

We offer a very flexible companionship care service, suited to your needs and budget. 

Emotional, cognitive and physical health benefits 

Companionship care offers individuals a wealth of key benefits such as:

• Improved emotional wellbeing: Social engagement can lead to a greater sense of belonging and higher self-esteem. Regular socialising can help older people feel more connected, reducing the likelihood of loneliness, anxiety and depression.
• Enhanced cognitive function: Engaging in socially oriented, cognitively demanding activities can improve concentration, working memory, and executive reasoning skills. Social interaction can also help to slow down or keep at bay Alzheimer’s disease and other forms of dementia.
• Improved physical health: Older people who exercise and participate in group classes are less likely to develop health problems. And a stronger, fitter body is more able to deal with seasonal infections and any other health demands.