The Stroke Recovery Association NSW aims to maximise the recovery of individuals who have experienced a Stroke and reduce the impact on their family/carers and the community. The Association is a focal point for information about Stroke recovery and prevention.
The Association was established in 1977 and since then has played a major role in the recovery and support of many Stroke survivors, assisted in the development of policy and best practice. It has also assisted in establishing some 42 Stroke recovery Clubs/groups, 4 Stroke Choirs and offers a range of online Stroke support groups to survivors and carers throughout NSW.
Stroke Recovery Clubs, groups and choirs are meeting places for people to share their knowledge and experiences of Stroke. They provide an opportunity for group activities, speech practice, exercise, and outings. Featured to the right is our Tamworth Club on one of their many outings. Clubs are an excellent source of companionship for all those affected by Stroke including family and carers. We have Clubs, groups and choirs all over NSW. Please click below to find if there’s one near you.
Find a local Club near youThe Stroke Recovery Association offers a range of services to Stroke survivors, carers and families in NSW.
The Stroke Recovery Association holds a number of events each year. These include Conferences, Seminars, Combined Club events and events in the local community.
The Combined Clubs Morning Tea is an annual event held by the Association and the Working Age Group – Stroke (WAGS) on the Central Coast. The event is an opportunity to connect […]
“Tamworth Stroke group is great for social support, the Stroke Recovery Association’s online groups have been very beneficial for Alan with choir, aphasia activity groups, and the working age group, we have learnt so much about aphasia which we did not know . The online Move with Metro Challenge was such a great event. We are now part of a Stroke Recovery Association online family. I have also enjoyed the carers group and guest speakers online.“
– Judy (Carer for her husband Alan and member of the Tamworth Stroke Recovery Club)
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