Someone you can get to know.
The conversation should come easily. The visit should feel like time with someone who listens. Getting the match right matters.
More than finding a space in the diary
We ask what you like doing, what you enjoy talking about and what you want from the visits. You might want an energetic outing, a quiet afternoon or someone who shares a particular interest.
We use those details when introducing a companion. You meet first, so you can decide how you get on before booking.
Familiarity comes from time together
The same named companion comes for regular visits. They get to know your routine, the places you like and how you prefer things done. Your named backup is introduced within the first month, so you have met them before they cover a visit.
Our team takes responsibility
Whitegreen employs and supports its companions. Our approach includes identity and reference checks, DBS checks appropriate to the role, induction and ongoing support. We discuss the work expected before visits begin.
You have a team to contact about arrangements, feedback or concerns. Read the companionship standard.
Your voice stays central
A companion listens without taking over. You choose how the time is spent and what you want help with. If family or another professional is involved, we agree communication with you.
You can say that something is not working. We will talk about what needs changing, including the match itself.
What would you like company for?
Tell us what you have in mind. We’ll talk through the visits and introduce a companion for a free meet-and-greet.