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Life After Stroke Communication Support Service

Tel: 0303 3033 100

SW20 8DB

1.3 miles away

A stroke often affects a person’s ability to speak, understand what people are saying, and read and write. This difficulty in using language is called dysphasia (or aphasia). Our Communication Support Co-ordinators work with people who have had a stroke and their families on aspects of communicat...
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Life After Stroke Communication Support Service

Tel: 0303 3033 100

KT5 9AL

3.0 miles away

A stroke often affects a person’s ability to speak, understand what people are saying, and read and write. This difficulty in using language is called dysphasia (or aphasia). Our Communication Support Co-ordinators work with people who have had a stroke and their families on aspects of communicat...
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Life After Stroke Family and Carer Support Service

Tel: 0303 3033 100

SW18 1HR

3.6 miles away

This is a home visiting service. Our Co-ordinator will talk to everybody in the household to help them understand the physical and psychological effects of a stroke. The Co-ordinator will also give practical advice on caring for the person at home, and put the family in touch with other organisat...
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Life After Stroke Stroke Support Service

Tel: 0303 3033 100

SW18 2PU

3.7 miles away

A stroke often affects a person’s ability to speak, understand what people are saying, and read and write. This difficulty in using language is called dysphasia (or aphasia). Our Communication Support Co-ordinators work with people who have had a stroke and their families on aspects of communicat...
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Life After Stroke Personal Budgets Support Service

Tel: 0303 3033 100

KT18 7EG

6.3 miles away

If you're a stroke survivor and have been allocated a Personal Budget to pay for your on-going care needs, this service can help you identify what is important to you and can provide specialist stroke information and advice as you work out how to spend your budget.
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Life After Stroke Information, Advice and Support Service

Tel: 0303 3033 100

TW3 3SY

6.6 miles away

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Life After Stroke Communication Support Service

Tel: 0303 3033 100

CR0 9XT

6.8 miles away

A stroke often affects a person’s ability to speak, understand what people are saying, and read and write. This difficulty in using language is called dysphasia (or aphasia). Our Communication Support Co-ordinators work with people who have had a stroke and their families on aspects of communicat...
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Life After Stroke Family and Carer Support Service

Tel: 0303 3033 100

CR0 9XT

6.8 miles away

This is a home visiting service. Our Co-ordinator will talk to everybody in the household to help them understand the physical and psychological effects of a stroke. The Co-ordinator will also give practical advice on caring for the person at home, and put the family in touch with other organisat...
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Life After Stroke Family and Carer Support Service

Tel: 0303 3033 100

W10 6DZ

7.6 miles away

This is a home visiting service. Our Co-ordinator will talk to everybody in the household to help them understand the physical and psychological effects of a stroke. The Co-ordinator will also give practical advice on caring for the person at home, and put the family in touch with other organisat...
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Life After Stroke Communication Support Service

Tel: 0303 3033 100

NW6 6LH

8.6 miles away

A stroke often affects a person’s ability to speak, understand what people are saying, and read and write. This difficulty in using language is called dysphasia (or aphasia). Our Communication Support Co-ordinators work with people who have had a stroke and their families on aspects of communicat...
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