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Confidential stroke helpline for anyone affected by stroke in the UK.

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Local and online stroke support groups

Stroke support groups are a safe and supportive space to try things again, to learn more about stroke and self-care and to build your confidence as you rebuild your life after stroke. Stroke support groups meet in different ways, some are meeting face to face, others are providing support online. To get support and meet other people affected by stroke, click on the tabs below to see what’s available in your local area and online.

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Address, City, Zip-Code, Country, ...
The Oliver Bird Hall
Church Hill Road
Solihull
West Midlands
B91 3RQ
Contact name:
Marian Disbery
The Solihull Stroke Survivors is a friendly and welcoming group of volunteers and members.
Cregagh Youth & Community Centre
Mount Merrion Avenue
Belfast
County Antrim
BT6 0FG
Contact name:
This group is open to stroke survivors and carers with postcode from South and East Belfast. Stroke survivors of all ages are welcome.
Reaside Community Centre
Reaside Community Centre, 17 Ormond Road
Birmingham
West Midlands
B45 0JD
Contact name:
Donna Belk
We are a friendly, active Stroke Group who enjoys a chat and interactiving with various third party agencies. We meet once a week on a Wednesday for 2 hours where we have tea and biscuits and sometimes lovely cakes.
South Eastern Regional College
South East Regional College
Newcastle
County Down
BT33 0UR
Contact name:
Come along to your local stroke group in Newcastle (NI) and meet others who have been affected by stroke. You’ll be able to share your experiences and tips for managing stroke as well as enjoying a range of activities, both for fun and rehabilitation. Our Stroke Association Voluntary Groups offers stroke survivors and carers opportunities to meet and be involved in activities managed by the group.
St. Marys Church
St. Marys Church Office
London
N1 2TX
Contact name:
Jane Pickering
We welcome stroke survivors, on their own and with carers, at our weekly lunch session.
St. Mary's Church
East Street
Southend-On-Sea
Essex
SS2 6LQ
Contact name:
Ann Holland
To provide friendship and comfort for Stroke survivors in social gatherings to enable them to improve their quality of life. Partners/Carers/helpers are welcome as associate members.We offer a varied programme of events from talks, musical entertainers, quizzes and the occasional meal out.
Marshside methodist Church Hall
Marshside Road
Southport
Merseyside
PR9 9TL
Contact name:
Carol Sansom
The Southport Stroke Club provides social activities for stroke sufferers and carers.
The Johnson Community Hospital
Spalding Road
Spalding
Lincolnshire
PE11 3DT
Contact name:
Andrew Hannam
The Spalding Stroke Club is a Stroke Association voluntary group that offers social and communication support as well as various leisure activities including outings and meals, games and quizzes.
152-156 Nethergate
Dundee
Angus
DD1 4DY
Contact name:
Gaby Beattie
Speakability Self-Help Groups are run by and for people with Aphasia - language-loss following stroke, head injury or other neurological condition. At our meetings we support each other, share experiences, make new friends, rebuild self-confidence and develop new skills. We do not provide therapy.
Speakeasy
11 Princes Court
Bury
Lancashire
BL0 9BJ
Contact name:
Jo Jenner
Speakeasy is an award winning charity dedicated to improving the lives of people affected by aphasia. We offer information, support , therapeutic activity and meaningful opportunities to help people with aphasia build confidence and skills and to reconnect with others.