We are a small, friendly group supporting people with aphasia as a result of stroke. We aim to provide a safe, relaxed environment where members can gain confidence in rebuilding their communication skills in a way they find most comfortable. This can include gesturing, writing, drawing and speaking.

The Bishops Stortford 'Be Yourself' Group welcomes all stroke survivors, their carer’s and families to come together for a cuppa and peer support.

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

We are a small, friendly group meeting near Shaftesbury but covering the rural area around and down to Blandford.

We are a small, very friendly group who meet every Thursday morning 9.45am till 11.45am in the Tir y berth Village Hall to socialise. We organise activities such as trips to local parkes etc for walks, visits to local shows and many varied outdoor activities. We welcome all new members - stroke survivors & their carers.

We are a small, very friendly group who meet every Thursday morning 9.45am till 11.45am in the Tir y berth Village Hall to socialise. We organise activities such as trips to local parkes etc for walks, visits to local shows and many varied outdoor activities. We welcome all new members - stroke survivors & their carers.

We are a small, very friendly group who meet every Thursday morning 9.45am till 11.45am in the Tir y berth Village Hall to socialise. We organise activities such as trips to local parkes etc for walks, visits to local shows and many varied outdoor activities. We welcome all new members - stroke survivors & their carers.

Join our warm and welcoming stroke support group in Bodmin, where we believe that friendship and understanding make all the difference on the journey to recovery. Over a delightful cup of tea and delicious cakes, we share our stories and experiences, creating a supportive environment for everyone. Whether you’re a stroke survivor, a caregiver, or simply looking to connect with others facing similar challenges, our group is here for you.

Our BASH group is run by and for people with Aphasia - language-loss following stroke, head injury or other neurologic condition. At our meetings we support each other, share experiences, make new friends and rebuild self-confidence. We do not provide therapy but we feel it is important that everyone is given time to communicate and feel involved. We all understand Aphasia and encourage each other in our recovery.

Bolton West Stroke Group is a self-funded Stroke Association support group. This is a social group for life after stroke, with approximately 20 members of varied ages from 50- 80 years old.