Jobs

Volunteer role

Volunteer role

Volunteer role

Latest

Jez Hodgkinson New Trustee

Jez Hodgkinson’s journey from stroke-induced aphasia, to the supportive circle of an aphasia group, all the way to his new position as a Trustee is a profound testament to resilience, purpose, and leadership.
Volunteer Opportunity: Journalist

Help Us Tell Stories That Matter
Skipton Art Exhibition 2024

Stunning portraits by Mark Chappell.
December 2023 Newsletter

Festive fun, art activities and our next challenge.
Aphasia music tour triumph

New music created around the UK by people with aphasia.
Nationwide offers new support for people with aphasia

Nationwide Building Society trials scheme to offer customers with aphasia help with banking.
Nationwide offers new support for people with aphasia

Nationwide Building Society trials scheme to offer customers with aphasia help with banking.
Hello and welcome from Bournemouth

Our new Bournemouth drop in group is go!
Desert trek for husband with aphasia

Brighton supporter to walk 100km in desert for Say Aphasia.
June 2023 newsletter

Our summer newsletter features royal honours, a channel swim and some awe-inspiring creativity. Enjoy.

What is Aphasia

Aphasia is a communication disability which occurs when the communication centres of the brain are damaged...
Online Drop-in group

Every Wednesday 10am
How We Help

We provide support for people with aphasia...
Winchester and Southampton

Every other Monday 10am-12pm
Resources

a list of resources for people with aphasia
Fundraise for Say Aphasia

Create your own fundraiser to help people living with aphasia...
Exeter

2nd Tuesday of the month at 10.30am to 12 noon
How we help you

We provide supportive drop in groups for people with aphasia in the UK. It is run by people with aphasia for people with aphasia...
Become A Volunteer

Volunteer for Say Aphasia
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.