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Companionship

Meaningful company and practical support designed to help older people stay connected, confident and involved in everyday life.

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Companionship That Feels Human

More Than Simply Being There

Companionship can provide meaningful conversation, shared interests and everyday support that helps older people remain connected to the people, places and routines that matter to them.

Person-Centred Support

Time, Conversation and Connection

Good companionship begins by seeing the person, not simply a list of tasks.

Everyone has different interests, routines and preferences. Triviva Care Group’s companionship service is designed around the individual and what helps everyday life feel familiar and enjoyable.

You do not need to know exactly what support is required before contacting us. Tell us what is happening and we will listen.

Companionship Support

Support That Fits Everyday Life

Companionship can include different forms of social and practical support depending on the individual’s preferences and circumstances.

Meaningful Conversation

  • Make time for friendly conversation and attentive listening.
  • Talk about your day, memories and things that matter to you.
  • Share stories and reminisce using photographs or familiar objects.
  • Discuss books, news, music and favourite programmes.
  • Offer company over a cup of tea or a meal.
  • Respect your pace, communication preferences and wish for quiet time.

Shared Interests

  • Join you in hobbies such as gardening, crafts and baking.
  • Enjoy board games, cards, puzzles and other favourite activities.
  • Read together or listen to audiobooks.
  • Listen to music and watch favourite films or programmes.
  • Take walks together where suitable.
  • Support you to explore new interests at your own pace.
  • Plan activities around your preferences, energy and abilities.

Wellbeing Visits

  • Arrange regular visits at agreed times.
  • Spend time together through conversation and enjoyable activities.
  • Ask how you are feeling and listen to any concerns.
  • Encourage routines that support everyday wellbeing.
  • Help you stay connected with family and friends through calls or video calls.
  • Notice changes in your general wellbeing and raise concerns appropriately.
  • Share agreed updates with your family or representatives, with your consent.

Community Activities

  • Accompany you to local groups, clubs and social events.
  • Support visits to community centres, libraries and places of worship.
  • Join you for outings to cafés, parks and other favourite places.
  • Help plan outings around your interests and accessibility needs.
  • Assist with agreed travel arrangements.
  • Offer reassurance when visiting unfamiliar places.
  • Support you to maintain friendships and community connections.

Shopping Support

  • Help prepare shopping lists based on your choices.
  • Accompany you to shops and supermarkets.
  • Support you to find items and compare options.
  • Assist with carrying manageable shopping bags.
  • Help unpack shopping and put items away.
  • Support online shopping where agreed.
  • Follow agreed procedures when helping with payments and keep receipts.

Appointment Support

  • Help organise appointment details and reminders.
  • Assist with agreed travel arrangements.
  • Accompany you to health appointments and other meetings.
  • Help you prepare questions or gather documents beforehand.
  • Offer company and reassurance while you wait.
  • Attend the appointment with you if you wish and the setting permits.
  • Help note information and next steps, with your permission.
  • Support your return home and share agreed updates with your consent.
Important to Know

Companionship Can Be a Service in Its Own Right

Companionship does not need to include personal care. For some people, meaningful company, shared interests, wellbeing visits or support with everyday activities may be the most appropriate form of assistance.

Why Triviva

Keeping the Person at the Centre

Triviva Care Group believes that good support should respect individuality, personal preferences and the routines that make life feel familiar.

Our approach is guided by dignity, independence, reliability and compassion.

✓ Dignity
✓ Independence
✓ Reliability
✓ Compassion

“Support should fit around the person, not the person around the service.”

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about meaningful company, connection and everyday support.

What can companionship support include?

Companionship may include meaningful conversation, shared interests, wellbeing visits, community activities, shopping and appointment support, depending on the person’s preferences and circumstances.

Does companionship have to include personal care?

No. Companionship can be a service in its own right. Some people primarily need company, social connection and support with everyday activities rather than personal care.

Can visits focus on someone’s interests and routines?

Yes. Companionship is centred around the individual, including familiar activities, preferred routines and the interests that help everyday life remain engaging.

Can companionship include shopping or appointments?

Shopping and appointment support are among the activities that may be discussed. The team can explain what is suitable for the individual and the requested arrangements.

How do we arrange companionship?

Contact Triviva Care Group and tell us about the person, what matters to them and the type of support you are considering. We will discuss the next suitable step.

Still have questions? Talk to our team or call 07346 815 395.