Health Charities That specialise in Strokes

The charity has been established to meet the need for rehabilitation and support for stroke survivors and their carers in Wiltshire. We offer a 1:1 visiting service and peer support groups for younger stroke survivors.

We provide free lifelong support to stroke survivors and their families living in the North East of England. We provide two private group sessions per week, that include: pool exercise, chair-based exercise, physiotherapy, complementary therapy, drop-in social and use of the public gym. All under the supervision of qualified service providers.

Providing support and aerobic & aqua aerobic exercise for people whatever nationality who have suffered a stroke or similar disabilities and their carers. We also provide social activities, lunches and boat trips.

We provide dinghy sailing for people with every sort of disability including learning difficulties, MS, stroke, deafness, blindness. Our aim is to never turn anyone away.

With in the Pitchcombe Parish and surrounding local areas we provide facilities for the benefit of the inhabitants in regards to arts/culture, sport/recreation, economic/community development/stroke employment by providing buildings/facilities/open space.

We help those impacted by Stroke with information, guidance, support and above all else hope, we care because we have been there ourselves.

The club aims to improve the quality of life of stroke survivors, to provide information and to support their families. Membership is open to all who have suffered a stroke irrespective of age, race or gender. Activities are designed to stimulate the mind and body to help with continuing rehabilitation in a social setting. The club helps demonstrate that there is life after stroke.

The Lets Go Stroke Club is a social club where stroke survivors, their families and friends can meet every month, to make new friends and support each other. Stroke can be a devastating condition and we aim to reach not only the sufferer but to engage with their families and carers to help them cope with the relentless stress of caring for their loved ones. We are totally run by volunteers.

The club exists to enable disabled people to benefit from swimming therapy; amongst our disabled members we number those who have suffered strokes, heart operations, back injuries, amputations, multiple sclerosis, visual handicaps and arthritis, as well as to endeavour to provide assistance to disabled persons to gain access to swimming facilities.

To relieve the needs of persons who have suffered a stroke, in particular by the provision of support, advice, recreation and other leisure time occupation to such persons, their carers and families in the interests of social welfare so their conditions of life may be improved.

Exercises, socialising, outings, speakers, quizes/bingo/colouring, afternoon tea..

Our group aim is to encourage both physical & mental stimulation of stroke survivor members, through light exercise & social interaction, where members can grow in confidence and improve their quality of life and that of the family members.

Bowls, Swimming, Arts, Outings,Group Meetings.

Tynedale Stroke Club provides relief and support for people living in the Hexham and Tynedale area, Northumberland, who have suffered stoke, in particular by the provision of support, advice, recreation and other leisure time occupations to such persons, their carers and families. To improve their quality of life the club organises speakers, art and craft, games, outings and holiday breaks.

The Cardiac Exercise Club provides supervised exercise facilities to BACPR standards for anybody who has or has had circulatory problems(CHD, heart bypass, stroke or carotid artery surgery etc),COPD, or diabetes and wishes to extend the benefits of their treatment. The aims are to prevent a return to hospital and improve the health and ongoing quality of life of our members..

Provide transport for our less able clients to take them to hospital appointments and doctors surgery. We also take them shopping, to stroke clubs, hairdressers and dentists. These trips are carried out with our team of volunteer drivers.We also have a caring arm of Downton Link mainly befriending our clients who have lost their love ones or are lonely

The principal activity is to support those who have suffered a stroke and also for the carers of such persons The support is delivered through 'a Club' which meets weekly with the sessions offering therapeutic exercises,neurophhysio exercises, games and social interaction along with outings,luncheon gatherings etc.

To offer persons who have suffered a stroke, advice and recreational activities in the interests ofsocial welfare in order that theircondition of life may be improved

Club meets every Thursday morning in an accessible hall in Chichester and offers recreational activities of speakers, slide shows, outings and games such as scrabble, cards and dominoes and social support network. Also weekly participation in exercise sessions and access to therapeutic hand massage.

Raising money to purchase a derelict village toilet and rebuild it into a health and well being centre for Silverton and its surrounding area. The main aim of this will be to provide care for dementia sufferers and their carers. In addition we intend to provide specialist treatments such as Aromatherapy, Reflexology, Chiropody and Stroke Therapy.

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.

We are a group of residents and family members whose mission it is to raise money to fund activities for the benefit & well-being of the residents at The Dean Neurological Centre, Gloucester. The Dean cares for people from 18 to 100 years old who have a wide range of conditions affecting their neurological function; from brain injuries, Parkinson's disease, through to multiple sclerosis & stroke.

A weekly support group for elderly stroke survivors and their carers.

Provide support, including aphasia training where required, to stroke victims and their carers.

Provides care and support to people who have suffered a stroke and who are at various stages of rehabilitation. Light meals are provided together with entertainment in the form of quizzes , bingo etc. Members are invited to participate in craft activities and every week exercises are provided by a professional to maintain or enhance mobility.Outings are arranged