Social Support
Meaningful companionship, community access, and social engagement — because staying connected is just as important as physical health.
Connection Is Care
Social isolation and loneliness are significant health risks for older Australians and people with disability. Our social support service provides genuine companionship, community access, and engagement in meaningful activities — helping you maintain the social connections and interests that bring joy and purpose to your life.
How We Support Your Social Wellbeing
In-Home Companionship
Friendly visits for conversation, shared activities, reading, games, and simply spending time together.
Community Access
Accompanied outings to cafes, parks, libraries, galleries, markets, and community events.
Hobby & Interest Support
Support to continue hobbies such as gardening, crafts, music, or other interests.
Group Programs
Participation in group social activities, day programs, and community groups.
Technology Assistance
Help with video calls, social media, and technology to stay connected with family and friends.
Volunteer Visiting
Regular friendly visits from trained volunteers for clients who would benefit from additional social contact.
The Importance of Social Connection
Research consistently shows that social isolation is as harmful to health as smoking 15 cigarettes a day. Regular social contact reduces the risk of depression, cognitive decline, and physical health deterioration. Our social support service is not a luxury — it is an essential part of holistic care.
Our Social Support Commitment
Frequently Asked Questions
Ready to Get Started with Social Support?
Our friendly team is ready to answer your questions and help you access the care you need.