Supplementary support · Colchester & Essex
Companionship
Friendly company, conversation and help getting out and about. Social connection is as important to wellbeing as physical care, our companionship service keeps people engaged, active and connected.
Why it matters
Connection is part of good care.
Social isolation is a significant risk for older adults living alone. Regular companionship visits reduce loneliness, support mental health, and give clients something to look forward to. Our carers are matched to the person, not just to the role.
Outside support extends this to accompanying clients to appointments, day centres, places of worship, leisure activities, or family visits. The carer provides practical assistance and a reassuring presence throughout.
What it includes
Companionship and outside support
Conversation & company
Regular visits for a cup of tea, a chat and genuine social connection.
Gentle walks & outdoor time
Accompanied walks at the person's pace, helping them stay active and enjoy fresh air safely.
Social groups & events
Support attending community groups, day centres, clubs or local events.
Medical appointments
Accompanying clients to GP, hospital, dental or other health appointments.
Places of worship
Support attending church, mosque, temple or other faith communities.
Family visits
Help visiting family members, practical support for travelling and getting settled.
Arrange companionship
Friendly, consistent visits
Companionship visits can be arranged as a standalone service or alongside personal care and other support. We match clients with a carer who suits their personality and interests, and aim for consistency so the relationship builds over time.
Reduce isolation. Arrange a companionship visit.
Call us or book an assessment, we will match your relative with a carer who suits them.