TALK Surrey CIO
Supporting people with aphasia after stroke or brain injury
TALK received thefor Voluntary Service
in recognition of the outstanding
contribution made by volunteers
What we do
About Aphasia
Aphasia is a communication disorder that makes it hard to use and understand words and language. It results from damage or injury to the language areas of the brain. A common cause is stroke.
Our Groups
We have 5 groups in Surrey supporting people with aphasia.
Aim of our groups:
By bringing people with aphasia together, our groups support our members to rebuild confidence and self-esteem and to adjust to life with aphasia.
Our varied programme of activities enables members to practise strategies to help good conversation.
Working with Speech and Language Therapists
TALK Surrey is in close working contact with several Surrey based hospitals.
95% of our members are referred via speech and language therapists.
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Need Support?
Do you or someone you know have aphasia?
TALK can help you to cope
with the aftermath of stroke.
For more information,
contact our Operations Manager.
Get Involved
We have a range of Volunteering opportunities in the Surrey area:
Weekly Groups, Fundraising, Office/IT Support.
