Loneliness and social isolation significantly impact wellbeing and mental health. Our companionship support goes beyond task assistance — it is about building genuine, warm human connection. Our workers become trusted companions who genuinely care.
What We Help With
Friendly conversation and social engagement
Shared activities — games, hobbies, walks
Reading, watching movies or listening to music together
Attending social events and outings
Video calls and technology assistance to connect with family
Mental health and wellbeing check-ins
Support during lonely periods or life transitions
Cultural and language-matched companionship
Frequently Asked Questions
How is companionship different from personal care?
Companionship focuses on social connection and emotional wellbeing rather than physical care tasks, though some overlap can occur.
Will I have the same worker each time?
We aim for consistency so you build a genuine relationship with your support worker.
Can the worker take me out?
Yes, companionship often includes outings, cafe visits, markets, walks and community activities.
Is companionship funded by NDIS?
Yes. Social support and companionship can be funded under your Community Participation and Daily Activities budgets.
Ready to Get Started?
Contact our team for a free, no-obligation consultation and discover how companionship support can make a real difference.