Team

Peer Leaders

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Bobs memory Art class

Say Aphasia is an important part of people’s recovery from a brain injury. Colin and his gang have made a amazing impact on people’s lives. This was done by independently setting up say aphasia support group in Hove.
In Loving Memory of David Worrall

Say Aphasia runs a supportive, local drop-in social group which dad joined when he moved to Hove last year. Aphasia is still a relatively unknown condition which can be very lonely and Say Aphasia makes a real difference to people living with Aphasia.
Steve

Steve runs the Worthing group.
Barry & Stephen

Barry & Stephen run the Cardiff group.

What is Aphasia

Aphasia is a communication disability which occurs when the communication centres of the brain are damaged...
How We Help

We provide support for people with aphasia...
Brighton Half Marathon 10th October 2021

Come and run with us! Say Aphasia have free places for Brighton Half Marathon ...
Online Drop-in group

Join our online video chats...
Hove

Our Hove drop in group meets every Friday from 10.30 to 12.30pm
Aphasia Awareness Month

June is aphasia awareness month, can you help us raise awareness of this condition?...
resources

a list of resources for people with aphasia
Aphasia Talks

Mark Chappell from Say Aphasia Skipton has a chat with some of our Say Aphasia members and people who help at our charity..
March 2022 Newsletter

There's a bit of spring in our step as we approach the warmer weather, but not only because we welcome in Spring with open arms, but also because our pilot program Zooming Great is going... well, great!
Why we exist

This charity knows first hand the confusion, frustration and change that a stroke can have on a person and their family. We know that aphasia is not only a result of a stroke, but also head injury, brain haemorrhage, or a brain tumour. That is why we are focused on supporting anyone with aphasia or similar conditions. We have many people who come regularly to our drop in groups who have aphasia, dysarthria and apraxia.