You can't always be there. Someone kind can be.

Encall finds checked, insured local Helpers for companionship and everyday help: shopping, walks, church, the garden, a proper cup of tea. Book in minutes, follow the visit as it happens, and payments are held securely.

“I live in Manchester and Mum is in Lewisham. The note is on my phone minutes after every visit, before I have even thought to worry. It has changed how I sleep.”Sandra A.“Dad would not hear of a carer, so we tried Encall. Booking a Helper took less time than making the tea, and now Thursday is the day he looks forward to.”Graham T.“I am 79 and no good with apps, but I managed this one on the first go, chose my own Helper, and have booked the same lovely lady every week since.”Dorothy L.“Amy is kindness itself. She remembers how Mum takes her tea and what the grandchildren are called, and Mum lights up when she knocks.”Claire D.“Dad has somewhere to be and someone to talk to again. The shopping gets done, the garden is tidy, and he is himself in a way we had not seen for a while.”Andrew B.“Someone kind sits with Mum overnight and I finally sleep in my own bed without listening for the phone. Thank you, we needed this more than we knew.”Margaret W.“Somebody to walk with and a hand with the heavy shopping, exactly what I asked for. Thank you for the company. Tuesdays are a joy again.”Eunice O., 81“He video-calls his grandchildren in Australia now. Twenty patient minutes a week with the tablet did that. We are so grateful.”Susan H.“I live in Manchester and Mum is in Lewisham. The note is on my phone minutes after every visit, before I have even thought to worry. It has changed how I sleep.”Sandra A.“Dad would not hear of a carer, so we tried Encall. Booking a Helper took less time than making the tea, and now Thursday is the day he looks forward to.”Graham T.“I am 79 and no good with apps, but I managed this one on the first go, chose my own Helper, and have booked the same lovely lady every week since.”Dorothy L.“Amy is kindness itself. She remembers how Mum takes her tea and what the grandchildren are called, and Mum lights up when she knocks.”Claire D.“Dad has somewhere to be and someone to talk to again. The shopping gets done, the garden is tidy, and he is himself in a way we had not seen for a while.”Andrew B.“Someone kind sits with Mum overnight and I finally sleep in my own bed without listening for the phone. Thank you, we needed this more than we knew.”Margaret W.“Somebody to walk with and a hand with the heavy shopping, exactly what I asked for. Thank you for the company. Tuesdays are a joy again.”Eunice O., 81“He video-calls his grandchildren in Australia now. Twenty patient minutes a week with the tablet did that. We are so grateful.”Susan H.