Companionship services provide social interaction and support for individuals who may feel lonely or isolated. These services are often offered to seniors, people with disabilities, or those recovering from illness. Companions engage clients in conversation, activities, and outings, helping to improve their emotional well-being. In addition to socialization, companionship services can assist with daily tasks, such as meal preparation or light housekeeping. Trained companions may also provide transportation to appointments or social events, ensuring clients maintain connections with their community and loved ones. This support can enhance quality of life and promote independence.