Friendly support for more connected days.

Clarus Companionship offers practical, non-clinical support for people aged 65 and over who would like to stay connected, confident and involved in everyday life.

No obligation. We will explain the service and whether it is right for you.

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Designed around you

Support shaped by your interests, routines and goals.

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Practical everyday help

From shopping to errands and discovering local activity.

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Clear boundaries

Friendly companionship, not personal, clinical or emergency care.

Companionship that fits around what matters to you.

Some people would value a familiar face for a chat, an extra pair of hands for a practical task or a little more confidence to enjoy what is already on their doorstep. Clarus Companionship is built for those everyday moments.

  • For people aged 65 and over
  • May complement existing private care
  • Planned together, at a pace that works for you
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A little support can open up a lot more of life.

Every visit is agreed around your priorities. Here are some of the ways a companion may help you feel more connected to daily life and to your community.

01 CONNECTION
A friendly check-in

Regular company, conversation and a familiar person who takes the time to listen.

02 EVERYDAY LIFE
Shopping support

Plan a list, visit local shops together or make everyday tasks feel more manageable.

03 COMMUNITY
Local activity discovery

Find groups, events and places that match your interests and help you make a plan to try them.

04 CONFIDENCE
Technology confidence

Take everyday technology at your own pace, from a video call to finding a local activity online.

05 OUT & ABOUT
Accompanied errands

Enjoy non-clinical trips, walks, cafés, appointments or everyday errands with company.

06 PLANNING
Social connection planning

Turn the things you enjoy into simple next steps for a more connected week.

Simple from the first conversation.

We start by understanding what you are looking for and making sure companionship is a suitable, practical and safe option.

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Talk it through

Call us or use the website form. We will have a friendly, no-pressure conversation about what would help.

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Agree a plan

We will agree what matters to you, the activities you would like support with and the boundaries of the service.

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Start feeling connected

Meet your companion and build the confidence to enjoy more of the everyday moments that matter.

A free introduction to practical connection.

Selected free support is available for people aged 65 and over even if they are receiving private care.

We will explain what is currently available and whether it is appropriate for you. Availability is limited, and there is no obligation to continue into a paid service.

Examples of a free first step

A friendly check-in, help with a shopping plan, a local activity search, a technology-confidence session, or an accompanied errand .

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A thoughtful starting point for the people you care about.

Families, local venues, later-life advisers, pharmacies, housing communities and voluntary organisations can self-refer them seleves.

Home-care and care-service routes will also be available for people who are looking for those services.

Helpful to know before you get in touch.

Let’s talk about what a more connected week could look like.

Call the Clarus team on 01905 918 478 or use the contact form to arrange a friendly, no-obligation conversation.