Dementia companionship at home
Familiar faces and steady routines matter even more when someone is living with dementia. Our companionship helps people stay safely and happily in their own home for longer.
What a dementia companionship visit includes
- Companionship and activities
- Meal planning and cooking
- Shopping and outings
- Trips to memory cafés
- Household help
- Regular updates for the family
How the team is prepared
Kirsty has dementia training and passes that knowledge on to our carers.
What we don’t do
This is companionship and practical support only. Aurora doesn't currently provide personal care. We'll be honest if needs change.
Areas we cover
North Dorset, South Somerset and South Wiltshire. Call Kirsty with your postcode if you are not sure.
What families say
Dementia companionship questions
Yes. We offer companionship and practical support for people living with dementia or memory loss, including Alzheimer’s. Kirsty has dementia training and passes that on to the carers.
We keep a small team around each person, usually three or four familiar carers a month.
We'll say so honestly. Companionship and practical support are what we provide now. We don't currently provide personal care.
Our CQC statusWe don't publish fixed prices. After a free home visit, Kirsty gives you a clear written quote.
How pricing worksRelated support
Companionship
Regular, unhurried company: coffee, conversation, hobbies and trips out, so your mum or dad feels less alone.
Learn moreWellbeing visits
A regular check-in, with notes families can read in an app, and a call from us if anything seems wrong.
Learn moreRespite and sitting
Regular sitting visits so you can rest, work or see friends, with someone your mum or dad already knows.
Learn moreReady when you are
Book a free home visit
No pressure, no obligation — just a warm conversation with Kirsty to see how we can help.
