Companionship

People need people

By nature, people enjoy each other's company. During times of illness or crisis, it makes our burdens lighter knowing there is someone who will listen to our stories and troubles. For some people, whose loved ones are far away it can be difficult to find a comforting ear.

Companions Provide Social and Emotional Support

Having a companion ensures that you have someone to comfort and support your isolated loved one in a social and emotional context. When you or your loved ones come to a point where you are unable to make decision’s for one’s own well-being or safety, a qualified Always There For You companion can be trusted to provide personal and loving care.

Here are just some of the activities where our companions can interact with your loved ones:

• keep seniors mentally alert: discuss current affairs, play cards, read books, share family stories
• driving and transport service, assist with setting appointments to the doctor, dentist, gym, etc.
• shopping assistant: read the fine print on labels, bend down to get items on lower shelves
• exercise or walking companion

Our companions share your concern for your loved ones

Always There For You companions look after the safety, hygiene and nutrition of your loved ones, in addition to looking after their social needs and prevent isolation and loneliness.  The special connection that they share help your loved ones regain a sense of individuality and fulfillment. Our companions encourage social, emotional and physical health. Whether companionship takes place at home, in a hospital, facility or in transit, rest assured that your loved ones are well taken cared of.