Stroke Club
Stroke Club
The Stroke Club is a vital part of our work providing a social setting for stroke survivors as well as carers. It is an informal get together where members enjoy: speakers, entertainers, slide shows and video nights. To add variety, we often organise trips out, including a Christmas meal.
The Stroke Club is a vital part of our work providing a social setting for stroke survivors as well as carers. It is an informal get together where members enjoy: speakers, entertainers, slide shows and video nights. To add variety, we often organise trips out, including a Christmas meal.
Isolation can be a depressing problem and the club is an ideal place to meet other understanding people in a similar situation. However, we realise that not all those affected by stroke can join in. In such cases we are still here to help in any way we can.
Isolation can be a depressing problem and the club is an ideal place to meet other understanding people in a similar situation. However, we realise that not all those affected by stroke can join in. In such cases we are still here to help in any way we can.
The Stroke Club meets the first Thursday of the month 7.30pm at Sight Matters (Manx Blind Welfare Society) Corrin Court, Heywood Avenue, Onchan (unless specified otherwise). Island wide transport to and from events can be provided if required.
The Stroke Club meets the first Thursday of the month 7.30pm at Sight Matters (Manx Blind Welfare Society) Corrin Court, Heywood Avenue, Onchan (unless specified otherwise). Island wide transport to and from events can be provided if required.
*Please note that to attend the Stroke Club you need to become a member (see below)
*Please note that to attend the Stroke Club you need to become a member (see below)
