Health Charities That specialise in Strokes

Hold fortnightly meetings for recreation and socialisation. Organise coach outings. Organise an annual holiday.

1.Encourage Stroke sufferers with their rehabilitation.2. To relieve and support relatives involved in the full time care of the Stroke victim.3. To help, especially those who live alone, to regain sufficient confidence to remain in their own homes.

Exercises with therapist & music. Tuition with tutors for various activities i.e. pewter work - glass painting - sewing and embrodiary cards - scrabble and dominoes etc.

To benefit stroke survivors and their carers in the Walton-on-Thames and Hersham area.

The charity provides minibus transport, complete with drivers, at low cost, along with their replacement, insurance, maintenance etc. 1) To Age Concern Shrops, Telford & Wrekin for their eight day centres in Shrewsbury. 2) To a large number of elderly groups, eg, church groups, MU, WI, stroke club, Shropshire Mind etc etc.

Providing musical education and entertainment to the local community with concerts and musical performances in local venues, care homes and a local stroke club.

The Charity exists to run the Adur and Hove Stroke Club. This club is run exclusively by volunteers and meets once a week on Friday afternoons to provide a social opportunity to its members who have suffered a stroke and may otherwise be housebound. The club also provides refreshments and is able to offer transport and excercise to those members who wish to take advantage of this facility.

We are a self supporting, self help group. We collect our members for monthly meetings and provide a social meeting with games and refreshments. We also organise one day outings and five day holidays. The group activities are organised by the treasurer and chairman.

Weekly meetings providing various activities and information for people who have had a Stroke.

Social club to meet others affected by stroke. Trips & meals out, guest speakers, cards, dominoes & bingo etc.

SOCIAL MEETINGS ONCE A MONTH AND OUTINGS FOR MEMBERS

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Craft activities, speakers, outings to places of interest, exercise, quizzes, entertainment.Provides support and information to those affected by Stroke.Meets weekly in Rugeley

Provides help and support for people who have suffered from Stroke.Helps Stroke victims to integrate and feel comfortable in the community

Provision of scoial facilities for members and carers

Provide support, friendship and comfort by way of social activities for people who have suffered a stroke or strokes within the area of the Borough of Southend-on-Sea.

SUPPORT OF RESEARCH INTO THE OUTCOMES OF FENESTRATED ENDOVASCULAR ANEURYSM REPAIR AND OTHER

Providing equipment and people to help with the diagnosis and treatment of vascular disease.Producing helpful information leaflets for people with vascular disease and those about to undergo amputation

CARE, WELFARE AND GENERAL WATCH OVER STROKE VICTIMS - THIS INVOLVES, NORMALLY, A WEEKLY MEETING, OUTINGS, ENTERTAINMENT AND OCCASIONAL OCCUPATIONAL PROJECTS.

Provides part day care for stroke sufferers, in a friendly stimulating atmosphere. Regular outings, lunches, exercise sessions, advice sessions, opportunities to mix with other sufferers.

Providing support to stroke survivors and their families. Meeting every other week on Tuesday for raffles, bingo, cards, tea & coffee & a chat.

Provide a social interactive meeting for sufferes of stroke

Socially-orientated after-care for stroke patients. Advice and support for partners/carers.

The relief of persons who have suffered a stroke; by holding regular weekly meetings for members and providing entertainment, therapy (speech, games, art, craft and exercise), social enjoyment, celebratory events, outings and excursions; also holiday vacation assistance and carer relief in special circumstances.

Getting members out of their home for a time for talking, singing, shopping, going out on day trips, holidays, pantomimes pub meals.Encouraging and assisting the members to carry out their hobbies and employing the skills of a physiotherapist to advise our group on the best way to help the members to get physically fitter.