Rasogie Companionship & Befriending Service CIC

FAQs

What is Rasogie Companionship Services?

Rasogie Companionship & Befriending Service CIC provides non-medical companionship and social support for adults aged 18 and over, including adults with disabilities. Our service focuses on emotional wellbeing, social connection, and meaningful companionship.

Do you provide personal care or medical care?

No. Rasogie Companionship & Befriending Service CIC is strictly non-medical.
We do not provide personal care, medical or nursing care, medication support, or any regulated care activities.

Our service is available to adults aged 18+, including individuals with physical, sensory, learning, or mental health disabilities. We do not provide services to children or young people under 18.

No. As we do not provide regulated care activities, we are not regulated by the CQC. Our service is companionship-based only.

Yes. All companions are DBS checked and selected carefully. We have clear safeguarding procedures, professional boundaries, and ongoing oversight.

Yes. Referrals can be made by individuals, families, GPs, social prescribers, local councils, and community organisations.

We provide non-clinical emotional and social support Our service is led by a mental health professional, but we do not offer therapy, counselling, or clinical treatment.

We are based in Manchester and primarily support individuals within the local area. Please contact us to confirm availability.

Our service is flexible. Support can be arranged on a regular or occasional basis, depending on individual needs and preferences.

You can contact us directly by phone or email. We will discuss your needs, answer any questions, and agree on a suitable companionship arrangement.

We review support regularly and will always discuss changes openly. If someone’s needs move beyond companionship, we will help signpost to appropriate services.

Rasogie Companionship & Befriending Service CIC – Friendly, non-medical companionship you can trust

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