Connection That Keeps You Thriving
Companionship, outings, and community access, because no one should feel isolated.
What this service includes
In-home companionship
Conversation, card games, puzzles, reading together, and a genuine human connection.
Community outings
Trips to the park, library, cafe, church, or cultural events with your carer.
Social group access
Help attending community groups, clubs, or day programs.
Technology support
Help using tablets, phones, or video calls to stay connected with family.
Hobby support
Gardening, crafts, cooking together, and keeping you engaged in activities you love.
Emotional support
A friendly face who listens, encourages, and genuinely cares about your day.
Who this service is for
- Older adults living alone who feel isolated or lonely
- People whose family lives far away and can't visit regularly
- Those who've lost a spouse and need regular social interaction
- Anyone who wants to stay connected to their community
How it supports safety and independence
Mental Health Protection
Regular social contact reduces depression, anxiety, and cognitive decline in older adults.
Purpose & Meaning
Our Montessori approach helps you find purpose through activities that matter to you.
Genuine Relationships
Your carer isn’t just doing a job, they’re building a real connection with you.
How funding applies to this service
Support at Home
Social support is funded under the Support at Home program. Hours can be allocated for both in-home and community-based activities.
Private / Self-funded
Book regular companionship visits or one-off outings. Flexible scheduling available.
Why families choose Montessori Care
Matched interests
We pair you with a carer who shares your interests, whether that’s gardening, music, or cricket.
Cultural connection
Carers who speak your language and understand your cultural background.
Flexible activities
Your carer adapts to what you feel like doing each visit, no rigid schedule.
Family peace of mind
Knowing someone is checking in regularly gives families real comfort.
“Since his carer started visiting twice a week, Dad’s a different person. They go for walks, play chess, and talk about the old days. He’s smiling again.”
Son of social support client, North Shore
Ready to get started?
Speak with a local aged care specialist today. No pressure, just a conversation.