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Connection Matters

Because no one should feel alone.

At DLC Care, we provide compassionate companionship services across Glasgow and surrounding areas, bringing comfort, connection, and peace of mind to the people we support and their families.

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The human spirit thrives on connection.

Loneliness does not always look like being alone. Sometimes it is the quiet moments, the missed conversations, or the absence of someone who simply checks in.

Companionship is not a luxury. It is a human need. We create moments of connection, presence, and genuine care through visits that feel natural, comfortable, and truly supportive.

Our Companionship Services

Every visit is shaped around the person we support, their personality, preferences, routines, and what helps them feel at ease.

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Home Visits & Conversations

From sharing a pot of tea and discussing the day's news to playing board games or reminiscing over old photographs. We bring the conversation to your living room.

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Outings & Social Trips

We accompany people to local parks, cafe visits, appointments, community events, or gentle walks at a pace that feels comfortable.

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Hobbies & Interests

Keep your passions alive. Whether it's gardening, knitting, reading, or learning something new online, our companions are there to support and participate with you.

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Assistance with Errands

Taking the stress out of daily tasks. We help with light grocery shopping, prescription pick-ups, and managing appointments, all while providing steady company.

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Who Our Service Is For

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Isolated Seniors

Older adults or anyone living alone who would benefit from regular conversation, reassurance, and social connection.

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Life Transitions

People recovering from illness or going through a change in life who would benefit from steady, friendly support.

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Families Seeking Reassurance

Families who want peace of mind that their loved one is engaged, supported, and treated with dignity.

What Makes Our Service Different?

We do not believe care should feel clinical or transactional. Our approach is compassionate, personal, and community-driven.

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Not-for-profit Heart

Every penny we earn is reinvested into the community. We are driven by purpose and people, not profit margins.

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Personal Matching

We don't just assign a staff member; we match you with a companion who shares your values, interests, and personality.

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Dignity First

Our care is rooted in respect. We empower our clients to lead their own journeys, supporting them with dignity and warmth.

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Reliability

Families can count on consistent visits, thoughtful updates, and a responsive team that adapts support when needs change.

How It Works

Simple steps to start your companionship journey with us.

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Speak to our team

Call us or fill out our online form for a friendly, no-obligation chat about your needs and preferences.

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Personalised matching

We carefully select a companion whose personality and interests align with yours, and arrange a trial meeting.

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Ongoing support

Your regular visits begin, backed by our management team who are always here to listen and adapt your care as needed.

Ready to find a friendly face?

Contact us today to learn more about how our companionship services can support you or your loved one.

Frequently Asked Questions

Got a question about working with DLC Care or using our services? We have answered some of the most common questions below.

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What are the requirements to work with DLC Care?
We require all Companion Support Workers to have at least 6 months of relevant experience, including care, community work, or supporting others, along with a compassionate and professional approach. You will also need a valid right to work in the UK and references to confirm your experience.
What kind of work will I be doing?
This is a non-medical companionship role. You will not provide personal care or medication support. You will support individuals through friendly visits and conversation, community outings and walks, shopping trips and errands, emotional support, and companionship.
Will I receive training and support?
Yes. We provide ongoing training and regular supervision to support you in your role.
What should I wear during visits?
Companions wear appropriate, comfortable clothing. We encourage a professional but relaxed appearance that helps individuals feel at ease.
What if I need to cancel a shift?
If you need to cancel a shift, please contact the team as soon as possible. We aim to ensure continuity of support, so early communication is essential.
Will I receive ongoing support?
Yes. We carry out regular check-ins and provide ongoing support to ensure you feel confident and supported in your role.
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What are the requirements to work with DLC Care?
We look for individuals who are compassionate, reliable, and professional. As a minimum, you will need at least 6 months of relevant care or support experience, the right to work in the UK, PVG registration or willingness to apply, and references to confirm your experience. SSSC registration will also be required where applicable.
What type of work will I be doing?
You may be placed in supported living environments, care homes, and community-based services. Your role will involve supporting individuals based on their needs with daily activities, including personal care, promoting independence, and providing emotional and practical support.
How do I receive shifts?
Our team will contact you with available shifts that match your availability and experience. We aim to place you in roles that suit your skills and preferences.
Can I work in the same place regularly?
Yes. We understand the importance of continuity and will aim to offer consistent placements where possible.
What happens if I need to cancel a shift?
If you need to cancel a shift, please contact us as soon as possible. Early communication helps us maintain continuity of care and support services effectively.
Do I have to work a minimum number of hours?
No. We offer flexible working arrangements, allowing you to choose hours that suit your availability and lifestyle.
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What type of staff do you provide?
We supply trained and reliable Support Workers, Care Assistants, and Companion Support Workers. All staff are carefully selected and matched to your service needs.
What experience and checks do your staff have?
All staff have a minimum of 6 months' relevant experience, hold PVG registration, are referenced and vetted, have up-to-date training, and are registered with SSSC where required.
Do you provide emergency cover?
Yes. We provide emergency cover, short-term support, and long-term and ongoing placements.
Can we request specific staff members?
Yes. We understand the importance of continuity and will always aim to provide consistent staff where possible.
Do you offer out-of-hours support?
Yes. We provide out-of-hours support for urgent staffing needs and last-minute requirements.
Can you provide staff with specific training?
Absolutely. If your service requires specific training or compliance checks, we will ensure staff meet these requirements before placement.
How do your staffing arrangements work?
We offer flexible, transparent staffing solutions tailored to your needs. Please contact us directly to discuss your requirements and pricing.

Still Have Questions?

We are always happy to help.

Email hello@dlc-care.co.uk