Become a companion

Share your time. Brighten someone’s day.

Enjoy conversation, walks, gardening, games or helping someone put old family photos into an album? Share your interests and availability to offer friendly, non-romantic companionship to an older adult. We interview every applicant by video before arranging an introduction.

Prefer to talk before completing a profile? Request a call.

The heart of Helping Companions

A community built around meaningful time.

Clients and companions come together with a shared wish: to connect and spend meaningful time together. A conversation, a shared interest or a familiar face can make all the difference.

Every client and every companion is vetted for community fit. We review each profile and meet each person by video before an introduction. We discuss expectations, interests and respect for boundaries to understand whether our community is right for both people. Submitting a form does not guarantee acceptance or a match.

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Tell us about yourself

These details help us understand who you are and where an in-person match could work.

02

What would you enjoy doing together?

Age range, cultural background and language are optional. Share only what feels useful and comfortable.

Interests choose any that fit
03

When are you available?

Tell us when you could reliably spend time with a match. We will confirm the details before any introduction.

Days you are usually available choose any that fit
Times you are usually available choose any that fit

Companionship is available from 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. All visits must end by 9 p.m., including visits starting at 6 p.m. We do not offer overnight companionship.

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Meeting and screening preferences

Companionship can happen in person, by video, or a combination of both. Before any match, Helping Companions meets individually with both people by video.

Every profile is followed by a video interview

We speak with every prospective companion and every person seeking companionship before making a match. Completing this form does not guarantee an introduction.