Person centred support
Companionship from AVA Care Services
Companionship support helps reduce loneliness and keeps people connected to conversation, routines and meaningful daily life.
Who this service may help
- People who live alone and would benefit from regular friendly visits.
- People who need encouragement to keep social routines.
- Families who want reassurance that someone is checking in regularly.
How we support
- We spend time in conversation and listen with patience.
- We support hobbies, light activities and familiar routines.
- We encourage safe connection with family, friends and the wider community.
What this support may include
Regular wellbeing visits
Conversation and reassurance
Support with hobbies and interests
Encouragement to stay socially connected
Our approach
Support that is planned, respectful and reviewed.
We work respectfully with the person, their family and involved professionals. Support is reviewed so it remains safe, relevant and proportionate as needs change.
What families can expect
Families can expect clear communication, professional conduct and support that respects the person’s home, preferences, routines and privacy.
Outcome we work towards
The aim is to help the person feel valued, included and less isolated.
Getting started
A simple route into support
Tell us what type of support may be needed.
We ask clear questions and understand the situation.
Needs, risks, routines and preferences are reviewed.
Support is agreed, recorded and reviewed when needed.
Need to discuss companionship?
Speak to AVA Care Services about the support needed and the next practical step.