Companionship Care

Company, conversation and a reason to get out

Regular visits from a friendly carer who shares your interests, comes along on outings and helps with small jobs around the house.

Companion Care

Someone to share the day with

Living alone has its upsides, but long, quiet days can wear anyone down. Companionship care brings a familiar face to your door for a cuppa, a chat and some shared time doing the things you enjoy. It's about feeling connected, not being watched over.

This is non-clinical support, shaped by the person rather than a checklist. A visit might mean a stroll around the block, a trip to the shops, sorting through old photos or watching the footy together. While they're there, your carer can also help with light jobs, like putting a load of washing on or writing up the shopping list.

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Three older adults playing cards together outdoors

Inspiring Homecare

Local carers who take the time to know you

We visit older people and people living with disability across the Gold Coast. We aim to send the same carer week after week rather than a stream of new faces, so a real friendship can grow and your family knows exactly who is coming through the door.

An older couple on a video call with a family member on a laptop at home

Matched on interests, not just timetables

Before the first visit, we ask about what matters to you: your hobbies, the topics you love talking about, the time of day you feel brightest, and anything you'd rather avoid. We use that to choose a carer who is likely to be good company. If the match doesn't feel right, just tell us and we'll find someone else.

Over time, visits settle into a rhythm you can look forward to. Here are a few things people like to do with their carer:

Heading out to a café, the library or a local market
Card games, puzzles, craft and a bit of gardening
Getting to appointments, church or a social group
Video calls with grandchildren and old friends
Cooking a favourite recipe together
Swapping stories and looking through old photos

Getting Started

Getting started is simpler than you might think

GIVE US A CALL ON

0480 882 114

Tell us who the support is for and what has become harder. We’ll answer your questions and explain how we can help.

PLAN YOUR CARE

TOGETHER WITH US

We talk through routines, health and preferences, then agree on the help, the visit times and the costs before anything begins.

MEET YOUR CARER

AND SETTLE IN

A carer matched to you starts visiting. We check in along the way and adjust the plan whenever you need.

Staying connected

Keeping in touch with family, friends and community

Loneliness can creep in after a move, the loss of a partner or handing back the car keys. Small, regular things help: a weekly walk, a standing coffee date, someone who remembers what you talked about last time. Our carers help people hold on to the connections they already have and, if they want to, make some new ones.

We keep families in the picture too. With your permission, your carer can let a son or daughter know how the visit went, mention if something seems different, and pass on anything your GP or other health workers should hear. Visits can be an hour or a whole afternoon, once a week or more often, and you can change them whenever you need to.

Call 0480 882 114