Is this support suitable?
Companionship may benefit people who live alone, feel isolated, have reduced confidence going out or would value regular social contact and encouragement.
CQC REGISTERED DOMICILIARY CARECompanionship care
Companionship care
in your own home.
Warm, dependable visits centred on conversation, meaningful activity, confidence and staying connected with everyday life.
PERSON-CENTRED SUPPORTSupport shaped around
Support shaped around
what matters to you.
Companionship is more than simply being present. Visits are shaped around the person’s interests, routines and goals, whether that means sharing conversation, enjoying an activity or going out into the community.
Before care begins, we take time to understand needs, routines, preferences, risks and desired outcomes. Support is then recorded in an agreed care plan and reviewed when circumstances change.
WHAT SUPPORT CAN INCLUDEPractical help,
Practical help,
delivered with dignity.
Every care arrangement is individual. Following assessment, support may include:
Conversation and social connection
Hobbies, games, reading and meaningful activities
Accompaniment to appointments or community activities
Support with shopping and local outings
Preparing a light meal or drink together
Encouragement with established daily routines
Safe and clearly planned
We aim to match people with suitable care workers and provide continuity where possible. Activities and outings are agreed in advance and planned around preferences, mobility, safety and consent.
COMMON QUESTIONSThings you may
Things you may
want to ask.
We will discuss your circumstances directly and explain what can safely be provided.
Can companionship visits include going out?
Yes, agreed outings and appointments may be included following assessment and suitable planning.
Is companionship only for older people?
No. We consider enquiries from adults whose assessed needs could be met safely by our service.
Can companionship be combined with personal care?
Yes. An agreed visit may include different types of support when this is reflected in the care plan and sufficient time is allocated.
A FRIENDLY FIRST CONVERSATION
Let’s discuss the right support.
No pressure and no obligation. Care is offered following assessment and subject to safe staffing and availability.