About Our Groups

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    Stroke Support Groups

    Our Stroke Support Groups provide a welcoming space where stroke survivors and their families can connect, share experiences and support one another. 

    From informative and creative sessions to social chats, each group is built on empathy, friendship and the power of belonging. 

    All our groups are aphasia friendly so don’t let that be a barrier.

    Carers are welcome at all our groups.

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    Art & Creativity

    Our Art & Creativity groups offer a pressure-free space where people can express themselves through painting, drawing, collage and more. 

    It’s not about being an artist,  it’s about social connection and rediscovering confidence through creativity. 

    All our groups are aphasia friendly so don’t let that be a barrier.

    Carers are welcome at all our groups.

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    Aphasia Choirs

    Our Aphasia Choirs are joyful, inclusive sessions led by trained music therapists, bringing people together through music to build connection and confidence.

    Through rhythm, melody, and shared song, participants find new ways to communicate, express emotion, and belong. 

    All our groups are aphasia friendly so don’t let that be a barrier.

    Carers are welcome at all our groups.

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    Nature Groups

    Our Nature Groups offer an uplifting way to connect with the outdoors and each other, from woodland walks to seasonal gardening. 

    Designed for stroke survivors and people with aphasia, these sessions promote wellbeing, gentle movement, and meaningful conversation in nature’s rhythm. 

    All our groups are aphasia friendly so don’t let that be a barrier.

    Carers are welcome at all our groups.

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What Are Our Groups? 

Our groups are lifelines of connection, recovery and belonging. Whether it’s sharing stories in a stroke support group, expressing yourself through art, singing in an aphasia choir or sitting in nature, every group is a safe, welcoming space where stroke survivors, people with aphasia and their families can rebuild confidence, reduce isolation and find joy in shared experience. Led by trained facilitators and often shaped by lived experience, our groups are designed to meet people where they are with empathy, creativity, and care. 

Carers are welcome at all our groups.

Want to Try a Group? 

Please fill in this FORM and we’ll get back to you within the week.

Friends, relatives or professionals can also refer you into our service by using this form. 

Alternatively, if you would like to get involved by volunteering, you can find out more HERE.