What is Social Support?
If you’re living at home on your own, it’s normal to feel lonely at times.
This category offers both in-home and external social activities to meet a range of interests and cultural backgrounds.
Social Support helps you or your family member stay connected with the community in a fun, stimulating way that suits your needs.
It may include:
• Social visits from bilingual carers who speak your native language
• A coffee and a chat at home with a familiar face
• Reading newspapers or books for the visually impaired
• Providing transport to help stay connected with the local community via shopping trips and other outings
Examples of Group Activities via Social Support
Whatever your interest, there’s plenty of suitable and fun social options available, including:
• Gentle exercise
• Garden walks
• Bus trips
• Singing groups
• Picnics
What are the benefits of Social Support?
If you’re still unsure if social support is worth accessing, here is a list of just some of the benefits:
• Improved mental and emotional health
• Improved cognitive ability
• Reduced stress and anxiety
• Lowered blood pressure
If you are seeking companionship in some shape or form, our extensive list of Sydney social support professionals are here for you.
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