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Stroke clubs.
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Stroke Clubs are local groups for those affected by stroke, including stroke survivors and carers. They
aim to provide a regular meeting place for people to come together and share their experiences as well as opportunities to
take part in a programme of activities.
However we cannot offer any guarantees over wether or not a particular group is suitable for younger stroke
survivors. Please contact your local organiser. Alternatively you may wish to start up your own group. 2nd chance can
help you do this and has a affiliation programme for groups suitable for younger stroke survivors.
Newport (Pembrokeshire) Stroke Club
We meet weekly on Friday
mornings, from 10:30am-12:30pm. We are a small, friendly group that enjoys speakers, slideshows and conversation for all.
We meet for a general coffee morning and also occasionally go out to restaurants. Email Newport (Pembrokeshire) Stroke Club or contact the Stroke Helpline on 0845 3033 100 to find out more.
Newtown and District Stroke Club
We meet each Monday morning
from 11am-2:30pm at Mill Close Community Centre, Canal Road, Newtown, for a general get together, meals, bingo and dominoes,
as well as sharing experiences and solutions to problems faced by people affected by stroke. Email Newtown and District Stroke Club or contact the Stroke Helpline on 0845 3033 100 to find out more.
Newmarket. The Cheerful Friday Stroke Club
The
group meets on the last Friday of the month from 2-4pm at The Gibson Centre, Newmarket Hospital, Exning Road, Newmarket,
Suffolk.
Norwich
Area Stroke Support Club
The club meets every second Wednesday from 2:15-4:15pm at Ethel Tipple Court,
Sherwell Road, Hellesdon, Norwich.
Northampton Stroke Club
Meets on the last Tuesday of each month from 2:30-4:30pm.
Activities
include speakers, quizzes and slide shows.
Nottingham Stroke Club
Meets every Thursday from 10:30am-2pm at St Andrews with Castle Gate URC Church Hall, Chaucer Street, Nottingham.
Meetings
include table games, tea, coffee and a sandwich lunch. The club also organise a weekly raffle, trips out and occasional holidays.
email:
Nottingham Stroke Club
Northwich and District Stroke Club
Venue: Dane Walk Centre, Watling Street,
Northwich, Cheshire CW9 5ET
Meeting time: first and third Tuesdays (fortnightly) 7-9pm
Activities: Talks, games evenings,
outings and 'Get Active' sessions
Organiser: Mrs M Cunliffe
North Allerdale Heart and Stroke Support Club
Venue: Wigton Rugby Club
(Tuesdays) Aspatria Rugby Club (Thursdays)
Meeting time: Tuesdays and Thursdays (weekly) 10am-3pm
Activities: Exercise,
mental stimulation, lunch club, quizzes, outings
Organiser: Mr Dennis Graham
Normanton Stroke Club (Wakefield area)
This stroke club is the first Stroke Association
run club within the Yorkshire and Humberside region. It is organised and supported by Stroke Association staff. The aim of
the club is to ensure that members have up to date information on stroke and can become involved with stroke awareness
and service shaping in their area. Regular speakers give information and support on all aspects of living with stroke,
as well as social support and interaction. The club meets on the third Wednesday of each month. For further information
please contact the Regional Information Officer on 0113 204 4885.
North Leeds Stroke Club
With the support of Moor Allerton Elderly Care the stroke club
supports people affected by stroke within Moor Allerton and the surrounding area. Meeting at St.Pauls Church on King
Lane the group have a range of activities, exercise and outings. The group meet fortnightly on Mondays from 11am-2pm.
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DISABILITY SPORTS IN WALES
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Disability sports wales
The Disability Sport Wales National Community Development Programme is a joint initiative between the Sports
Council for Wales, the Federation of Disability Sport Wales and the 22 local authorities across Wales. The scheme is aimed
at developing quality community based sporting and recreational opportunities for disabled people throughout Wales.
for people with a learning disability
Fun tennis sessions for children with disabilities.
Disability Football Club open to all ages
Football sessions specifically for wheelchair users.
The club meets every Saturday between 6pm and 7pm at the Newport Centre in Newport.
Rugby skills sessions for those with a learning disability.
Boccia Club for young people and adults with cerebral palsy, muscular dystrophy and spina bifida.
Wheelchair Rugby - Dynamic Sport for people with lower & upper body impairment
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DISABILITY LINKS (ENGLAND & WALES)
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Wheelchair netball Netball for people of varying disabilities. Wheelchair netball is a
non contact sport similar to basketball. It was originally known as "women's basketball". This section of ableize is for the
listing of wheelchair netball sites, information and netball clubs.
Shrewsbury Netball Club
Offering various training sessions which are open to all players, whatever their ability. Training sessions
are aimed at developing fitness, agility, ball skills, teamwork and an understanding of the rules of netball. Includes club
details and news.
The Disabled Birders Association
An organisation seeking to improve access for people with disabilities to nature reserves, facilities and
services for the enjoyment of bird watching. Includes trip details, events and newsletters.
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ARTS, CRAFTS & HOBBIES:
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Here you will find an ever growing list of artists and crafters, associations, directories, societies, guilds
art and craft supplies that can help you start up and develop your particular passsion.
Also open to indevidual artists and crafters who are invited to submit details of their business allowing
them a shop window to advertise their products and wares.
: Craft Supplies for card-making & scrapbooking. Embellishments, Punches,
Peel-Off Stickers, Sakura Pens, Vellums, Mulberry Papers + much much more!
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Other useful info:
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WHERE ELSE CAN I GET HELP?
NHS Direct
NHS
Direct is a new 24 hour nurse led telephone advice and information service and is part of the National Health Service.
http://www.nhsdirect.nhs.uk/
NHS 24
nhs24.com
provides comprehensive up-to-date health information and self care advice for people in Scotland.
http://www.nhs24.com/content/
Nacro
Provide a range of services, including
housing, employment, youth activity and family support for people who have been in prison or who are at risk of offending.
http://www.nacro.org.uk/
National Nightline
National
organisation of NightLine student helplines in Universities across the UK.
www.nightline.ac.uk
National Council for Palliative Care
The National Council is an independent body dedicated to keeping you up
to date on all areas of palliative care.
National Society for Epilepsy
The NSE is the largest UK medical charity for epilepsy; our doctors and
scientists are internationally renowned for their research and assessment of the condition. We have a range of information
services including a confidential epilepsy helpline, epilepsy awareness training, provision of leaflets, books and videos,
a patient self-management programme, and a network of epilepsy information services.
Neurological Alliance
The Neurological Alliance brings together over 60 charities working to
make life better for people with a neurological condition.
Northern Ireland Chest Heart & Stroke Association
Aims to promote the prevention of, and alleviate the suffering resulting
from Chest, Heart & Stroke illnesses in Northern Ireland.
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