Bath Aphasia Choir
The Choir is an opportunity to meet other people who have been affected by stroke and build confidence. They encourage, empower and support through music and song.
NW Community Stroke Choir
Do you enjoy singing? Do you want to meet new people? Come and join our warm friendly group to join in an activity which helps improve both physical and mental well-being.
West Kent Stroke Choir
West Kent Stroke Choir is a wonderfully fun singing group for stroke survivors and their carers. Led by a professional choir-master, they meet monthly throughout the year and are often heard doing local performances.
Strike a Chord choir spread festive cheer
Monday 21 December 2015
The choir of stroke survivors from Cwmbran, New Inn and Newport celebrated Christmas with their successful, first-ever concert on Monday 14 December.
Strike a Chord Christmas concert
Wednesday 9 December 2015
The Strike a Chord choir in Cwmbran are holding their first concert this Christmas, since forming 18 months ago.
Strike a chord for stroke
Sunday 15 March 2015
Stroke survivors from Cwmbran, New Inn and Newport are being encouraged to discover their musical side and join a new choir.
Keeping connected
We know connecting with others affected by stroke is often the most important thing in helping to rebuild life after stroke. And groups across the country provide this vital support to stroke survivors and carers.
Life After Stroke campaign summary
Resource type: Campaign report
Publication type: Campaigns
People told us that recovery means different things to different people. Find out what life is really like after a stroke in our Life After Stroke campaign summary.
12 Days of Christmas
Thursday 13 December 2018
This Christmas, we’re celebrating some of the ways our stroke groups across the UK are helping stroke survivors with their recovery and empowering them to believe “I am more than my stroke”.
How can singing support stroke recovery?
Thursday 9 January 2020
Research shows that group singing can help stroke recovery, and raised questions like ‘what makes a successful singing support group?’