Connecting hearts and homes: How we match you with your ideal carer

At More Than Support, we understand the profound impact that genuine connections can have on our lives. Just as friendships enrich our journey, finding the right carer—whom we like to call 'Companions'—can make a significant difference in our well-being. We believe that fostering a meaningful relationship between you and your Companions enhances your experience and contributes to a more fulfilling life. In this blog post, we'll delve into our unique Companion matching system and how it plays a vital role in helping you live your best life at home.

How does companion matching work?

Companions, our dedicated carers or support workers, are aptly named because, like friends, they are here to help you achieve your goals and live more independently in the comfort of your own home. We prioritise empowering our clients with control and connection, understanding that a strong partnership is built on mutual respect and genuine rapport.

When you're ready to find your ideal support companion, you can request a match by providing relevant information such as your hobbies, preferred language, or any essential values you'd like your companion to share. Our personalised approach ensures that your unique needs are taken into account during the matching process.

Recognising that everyone's needs are unique, More Than Support allows you to choose different criteria for different support companions. Whether you require assistance with personal care, daily activities, or companionship for social outings, our approach is flexible and tailored to your specific needs.

If, for any reason, a match doesn't feel right, we are committed to providing additional recommendations until you find the perfect ally. Our extensive network of support companions ensures that the right fit is just around the corner.

Are you ready to get started? Get in touch with us and request your free consultation to find out more about our services and how we can help your loved ones. 

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