Stroke support groups are a safe space to:

  • Try new things.
  • Feel supported.
  • Find your strength in your recovery.

Groups can be big or small. They meet weekly, fortnightly or monthly. Some meet in person and others meet online.

There are around 400 groups across the UK. They're all run by friendly volunteers. Many have had a stroke themselves. No matter where you are in your stroke recovery, you can connect with people who understand what you're going through.

If you'd like to find a group meeting in person, you can look at what's available in your area. Search for your local group by postcode below or view all groups on a map.

Local authorities can also tell you about other support groups and services. Find your local council

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If you are unable to find a service or group in your area, contact our Stroke Support Helpline on 0303 3033 100 or email helpline@stroke.org.uk(link sends email). One of our friendly team may be able to put you in touch with alternative support.

Bradley Bowls Club
Delamere Rd
Gwersyllt
LL11 4DA

We are a small, friendly group in the Wrexham area who meet to play bowls in a fun, friendly and informal atmosphere.

St Aelred’s Community Centre
216 Fifth Avenue
Tang Hall
York
YO31 0PN

If you're looking to meet other people living with aphasia, and their carers, you'll receive a warm welcome at Aphasia Support's York Aphasia Café.

St Aelreds Community Centre
216 Fifth Avenue
York
YO31 0PN
Contact name:
Gill Carter

We are a friendly self-help group of members and their carers whose aim is to empower and support people with aphasia, to help them in their recovery and to make new friends.