Communication Support Group

Communication support group for stroke survivors with aphasia. Eight workshops to help build confidence in communication following stroke. Please contact us for more information on the next available sessions.

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Frequency: Weekly
Cost: Free

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Self Referral: Yes
Accessible for Disabled People: Yes
Accessible for People with Language Needs: Yes

About Stroke Association Tameside and Glossop

Vision Statement: We want a world where there are fewer strokes and all those touched by stroke get the help they need.

Mission: To prevent strokes, and reduce their effect through providing services, campaigning, education and research.
We’ve been at the heart of every one of these developments, championing the cause of stroke and stroke survivors.

Our research has helped to improve treatments and care which has saved tens of thousands of lives.

Our support services have helped hundreds of thousands of people get through one of the most frightening experiences of their lives and build a life after stroke.

And our campaigning has touched the lives of even more people through initiatives like the FAST campaign which we developed to help people recognise the signs of a stroke and take emergency action. The Department of Health in England was so impressed with this campaign that they took it up in 2009 and promoted to millions of people.

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