This research will help understand the role of the relationship between a stroke survivor and the health care professional to improve the outcomes of rehabilitation for the long-term.
Our Community Integration Service has a variety of groups to help people reconnect with their local community, and gain peer support and encouragement to access the resources on hand.
Community Steps is a four year project to help stroke survivors in Wales become more active in their community so that they feel less isolated and can make a better recovery. It will run from 2018 to 2022.
Our Community Integration Service has a variety of groups to help people reconnect with their local community, and gain peer support and encouragement to access the resources on hand.
Our Community Integration Service has a variety of groups to help people reconnect with their local community, and gain peer support and encouragement to access the resources on hand.
Our Community Integration Service has a variety of groups to help people reconnect with their local community, and gain peer support and encouragement to access the resources on hand.
All too often we hear from stroke survivors that their confidence and self-esteem has been damaged as a result of a poor experience in their community. Tell us about your own experiences, or register your business to become a stroke-friendly organisation.
Do you enjoy music and signing along to the radio? Then come along and join our choir – just for fun!
The group holds monthly 2hour drop in meetings at a Falmouth cafe for Stroke survivors and carers. It takes place on the last Tuesday of each month.
The network is run by survivors and other interested parties who oversee and advise on the development of an inclusive stroke community network across Cornwall.