I saw once on television something about an elderly lady going to the hairdresser and she was being interviewed while there.
Over in the waiting area a man, about 35, sat reading a magazine.
She explained that he was a taxi driver and she had arranged that he would drive her there, escort her to the salon, wait inside, escort her back to the car, drive her home and see that she got back into her home safely.
It all got suspended since COVID, but previously the volunteer centres used to do that for people who could not use public transport and needed to go to the dentist or more or less anywhere really. Those who could afford to pay paid, but the service included accompanying and checking you got back into your home and being ready to be supportive if someone had a problem getting in or out of the car or a bit wobbly walking or confused.
So perhaps to the hairdresser with a minder?
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