Social Support That Keeps You Connected
Friendly, reliable social support to help you stay connected with the people, places and activities that matter to you.
Support to Stay Socially Connected
Social connection can make a big difference to confidence, wellbeing and everyday life. Our social support is designed to help people stay involved with the people, places and activities that matter to them.
This might include spending time together at home, going out into the community, attending social activities, visiting friends or family, or simply having someone there to provide encouragement and company.
Our support is flexible and built around the individual’s interests, routines and preferences, helping them remain connected while maintaining their independence.
How We Can Support You
Social support can look different for everyone. We agree the type of support around the person’s interests, confidence, routines and the social connections they want to maintain or develop.
Social Activities
Support to attend clubs, groups, community activities and events that you enjoy.
Visiting Friends & Family
Friendly support to help you stay in touch with relatives, friends and the people who matter to you.
Shared Interests
Company and encouragement to enjoy hobbies, interests and activities that are meaningful to you.
Outings & Local Visits
Support to enjoy cafés, parks, shops, local attractions and other places in the community.
Confidence & Encouragement
Friendly reassurance and encouragement to help you feel more comfortable taking part in social activities.
Staying Connected
Regular social contact and support to help reduce isolation and maintain meaningful connections.
Who Can Benefit From Social Support?
Social support can be helpful for people who want to stay active, connected and involved in everyday life but may benefit from some extra encouragement or company.
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- People who live alone and would like more regular social contact
- People who have become less socially active or confident
- Older people who would like support to attend activities or visit local places
- People who want help maintaining contact with friends and family
- People who would enjoy more opportunities to take part in hobbies, groups or community activities
- Families who want their loved one to have more meaningful social contact and connection
How Social Support Starts
Tell Us What You Need
Tell us about the type of social support you are looking for, your interests and the activities or connections that matter most to you.
We Get to Know You
We take time to understand your routines, preferences, confidence and the kind of support that would feel comfortable and useful.
We Agree the Support
We agree the days, times and type of social support that suit you, including any activities, outings or regular arrangements.
Support Begins
Your social support starts as agreed, with the arrangement reviewed if your interests, circumstances or support needs change.
What Social Support Does Not Include
Our social support service focuses on companionship, social connection, community involvement, encouragement and everyday non-personal support.
It does not include regulated personal care such as washing, dressing or toileting, nor does it include nursing care, clinical assessment or medication administration.
Looking for Social Support?
Whether you are looking for regular company, support to get out and about or help staying connected with the people and activities that matter to you, talk to us about the type of social support that would suit you or your loved one.