Older man sitting on a green metal chair on a leaf-covered ground, facing away, beside another empty chair, with autumn trees in the background.

Got a spare chair?

Let us join you.

We are not here to take over; we are here for the good and bad days. A listening ear. A friendly face in a blue polo shirt.

Home help and companionship tailored to your needs.

Weekly visits
£0.00

Regular weekly visits starting from 1 hour.

Whether you want to go into town for lunch, go to bingo or just have some company at home we can help with that.

Need us to put the hoover round one week and wash the dishes.

Your time your choice

Short term support
£0.00

short term support - following hospital discharge, post operation support and recovery from illness

“It’s so lovely to know that a friendly face is coming to visit, a Thursday used to be another boring day stuck in the house, but now I look forward to Thursday’s ”
— Jean
One off support
£0.00

Need help with a a certain task? one off support available

An elderly woman with white hair, glasses, and a maroon sweater is smiling while looking at a smartphone. A caregiver with red hair, a face mask, and a patterned jacket is standing beside her, holding the phone.

A mission to reduce loneliness and boost quality of life

Professional, personal and friendly support in Basingstoke and surrounding areas.

Two elderly people, a woman and a man, sitting on a floral-patterned sofa inside a room, smiling and looking at a photo album together.

How companionship can reduce loneliness and isolation

Loneliness is one of the most significant issues faced by too many elderly people in the UK. It can be difficult for busy families to juggle work and life as well as visiting family members, often leaving families wishing they could visit more.

Companionship is not about taking away independence, it’s about so much more its about building meaningful relationships, connections and sharing moments of happiness.

Studies show that loneliness comes with health risks such as

  • Depression and anxiety

  • Accelerated cognitive decline

  • Reduced mobility

  • Reduced motivation to eat well, exercise or move.

Many people can fall through a gap of still being physically able to move around independently and not requiring personal care, but suffering from loneliness.

This is where we come in, we are not carers, we are home helpers, we provide social support and practical support to aid daily living.

Whatever that may look like for you.

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