ReConnect Gloucestershire Launches New 2026-2031 Strategy

We're delighted to share our new strategy, setting out our plans for supporting people affected by stroke and aphasia across Gloucestershire through to 2031.

Over the past few years, ReConnect has grown significantly - expanding our services, growing our staff and volunteer teams, and building strong relationships with funders, donors and referral partners. This new strategy builds on that progress, setting a clear direction for the years ahead.

As our CEO, Coryn Memory, explains:

"However much the economic, NHS and local government landscape is changing, we know that Gloucestershire's communities will continue to experience the impacts of stroke and aphasia. ReConnect is committed to continuous growth and increasing support and opportunities for those affected by stroke and aphasia across the county."

Read our full 2026-2031 Strategy HERE.