Companionship
Regular visits for conversation, walks, cards, hobbies and a second set of eyes on how things are going.
Loneliness can take a real toll on health. A regular companion gives your parent something to look forward to, and gives you someone who notices when things change.
What's included
- Conversation, reading, puzzles, cards and hobbies
- Walks and outings around the neighbourhood
- Help with phone and video calls to family
- Accompanying to church, clubs and social events
- Light meal preparation during the visit
- A short note to family after each visit
Who it helps
- A parent who lives alone and is spending long days without seeing anyone
- Families who live out of province and want regular check-ins
- Early memory changes, where routine and engagement matter
Often combined with
Talk to someone who can help today
A care coordinator will listen, answer your questions and book a free visit at home. No cost, no obligation.