Community Participation
Support to get out, build confidence, join activities, attend appointments and stay connected to community life.
Learn moreSocial Support & Companionship
Friendly support for conversation, outings, hobbies and community connection, helping older people and NDIS participants stay socially engaged.
Social support and companionship helps people stay connected to the activities, places and relationships that give life shape. Visits can be quiet and familiar at home, or focused on getting out into the community with confidence.
Every plan is shaped around the person receiving support. We take time to understand what a good day looks like, where help is genuinely useful, and how to preserve independence rather than take it away.
You can use these supports as a regular service, a short-term bridge after a change in health, or as a top-up alongside existing funded care. We keep pricing, schedules and responsibilities clear before services begin.
What we offer
Services we can bring to your home
Companionship visits
Regular time for conversation, reading, games or shared interests.
Community outings
Support to visit cafes, libraries, clubs, events and social groups.
Hobbies and interests
Encouragement to keep enjoying gardening, music, craft or sport.
Family connection
Help using phone or video calls and staying in touch with loved ones.
Gentle activity
Walking, light exercise or local outings matched to your energy levels.
Confidence building
Step-by-step support to try new routines and community activities.
Paying for care
Funding options
We'll help you understand which pathway fits — always check the latest government guidance.
NDIS
Community participation and social supports may be funded in eligible plans.
Support at Home
Social connection can form part of an aged-care support plan.
Private care
Add companionship or outings privately when you want extra flexibility.
Why us
Why choose us for social support
Less isolation
A regular friendly face can make the week feel more connected.
Confidence outside home
Support workers help make outings feel planned and manageable.
Choice and control
Activities are shaped around your interests, not a fixed program.
Support for carers
Companionship visits can give family carers time to rest or attend tasks.
Local connection
We help you stay involved with the places and people you value.
Getting started
How it works
Call us
Tell us what support you are looking for, what funding you have and when you would like help to begin.
Free consultation
We meet with you to understand your routines, goals, preferences and any clinical or safety needs.
Care plan
Together we agree on services, schedules, funding and the right support worker match.
Support begins
Your team starts visiting, with regular check-ins so support stays useful as life changes.
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Learn moreQuestions
Frequently asked questions
It can include conversation at home, trips to social groups, help with hobbies, gentle walks or support to attend community events.
Yes. We can plan safe, practical outings based on your goals, transport needs and preferences.
No. Social support is available for older people, NDIS participants and anyone arranging private in-home support.
Ready to find the right support?
Tell us a little about what you need — it takes about two minutes, and there's no obligation.
Referring a client or patient?
Support coordinators, discharge planners and health professionals can send us a referral online.