Companionship

Whatever it is that you enjoy doing, we’ll find the right Care Professional to support you and to become your companion.

Why is Companionship Care important?

Loneliness can have serious effects on a person’s health and TGS Home Care aims to prevent social isolation by providing companionship care at home. Many people we support simply want company and conversation, whether they live alone and may not see family and friends as often as they would like, or just want a companion when going out to appointments or to do the shopping.

  • Engage in conversation
  • Accompany clients on walks
  • Play games or do puzzles together
Why is Companionship Care important?

Providing companionship is a vital aspect of our service. It involves more than just being present; it's about forming meaningful connections with those under my care. We engage in conversations, listen attentively, and offer emotional support. Whether we're chatting about life experiences or enjoying a favourite activity together, our goal is to foster a sense of companionship and trust. Additionally, we accompany clients on walks or outings, play games or do puzzles with them, and assist with light household chores. Through genuine companionship, we aim to brighten their day and enhance their overall well-being.

What is Companionship Care?

Companionship is the company of another person whom you enjoy spending time with such as your carefully matched Care Professional.

  • Help families take a rest from caring with peace of mind
  • Encourage participation in activities inside and outside the home.
  • Help to build confidence in going outside the home.
What is Companionship Care?

Frequently Asked Questions

Looking for companionship care? Here are answers to your frequently asked questions.

Companionship in caregiving involves providing emotional support, companionship, and social interaction to individuals who may be isolated or lonely.

Companionship provides emotional support, reduces feelings of loneliness, and improves overall well-being. It also promotes socialization and mental stimulation.

Activities in companionship care may include conversation, playing games, reading books, going for walks, watching movies, and engaging in hobbies or interests together.

Meaningful interactions are ensured by actively listening to the individual, showing empathy, engaging in conversations about their interests, and participating in activities they enjoy.

Yes, companionship care is highly individualized based on the person's preferences, interests, and needs. Caregivers tailor activities and interactions accordingly.

The frequency and duration of companionship sessions vary depending on the individual's needs and preferences. Sessions may range from a few hours a week to several hours per day.

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