Life can be difficult on your own. Feelings of isolation and loneliness can become acute, especially as we enter the later years of our life. Feelings of loneliness can have a negative impact on our wellbeing, and it is critical that we are able to maintain human contact, even if it is for just a few hours a week. As such, we can attend to you, even if you don’t have a medical condition, but would like someone to simply be there for you. Maybe you would like someone to accompany you to the shops, or perhaps you would like to share a coffee. Whatever is the case, we are here.

• Reminiscing about the past by bringing old memories
• Discussing meal choices and assist with meal preparation
• Going for walks or getting some fresh air in the garden
• Having a chat over a cup of tea or coffee
• Encourage mental stimulation activities
• Arrange and escort to appointments
• Support with hobbies and interests
• Participation with crafts and hobbies
• Help with travel arrangements
• Accompany to lunch of dinner
• Attend clubs, sporting events
• Plan visits, outings and trips
• Visiting family and friends
• Assistance with reading
• Monitor diet and eating