About Our Club

•  The stroke club aims to provide a supportive and inclusive community for stroke survivors, their families, caregivers, and friends.
• Through social activities and peer connections, the club seeks to enhance the quality of life for those touched by stroke.

 Peer Support:

• The club fosters connections among stroke survivors,  encouraging  them to share experiences, challenges, and triumphs.
• Regular meetings provide a safe space for open dialogue, empathy, and encouragement.
• Members learn from each other’s coping strategies and resilience.

Social Activities:

• The club organises regular social events, outings, and recreational activities.
• These gatherings promote social interaction, combat isolation, and encourage a sense of belonging.
• Activities may include meals out, games, quizzes, group outings to local attractions, and an annual weekend break in Llandudno.

Family and Caregiver Support:

• Recognising the crucial role of families and caregivers in stroke recovery, the club seeks to support these unsung heroes.
• Their challenges and resilience are acknowledged.

The club’s activities contribute to stroke survivors’ well-being by:

Peer Support and Companionship:

• Connecting stroke survivors who often experience feelings of isolation and loneliness.
• Sharing stories, challenges, and triumphs provides emotional support and camaraderie.

Cognitive Stimulation:

• Engaging stroke survivors’ minds through brain games, puzzles, and discussions during club meetings helps with cognitive rehabilitation.

Emotional Well-Being:

• Social interactions boost mood, reduce anxiety, and depression.
• The club offers a safe space for survivors to express emotions without judgment.

Quality of Life Enhancement:

• Social activities provide a break from medical appointments and therapy sessions.
• Day trips, quizzes, and interesting talks bring joy and purpose to stroke survivors.

• The club’s meetings and events offer opportunities to connect, share experiences, and provide support.
• We meet every other Wednesday from mid-February to early-December (2pm to 4pm) at Bethel Presbyterian Church, Garden Village. LL11 2SP. Exceptions regarding times and venue are given on the programme page.

• Chairman: Keith Samuels – Phone 01978 840645
• Vice-chairman: Roy Griffiths – Phone 01244 570562
• Treasurer: Meriel Samuels – Phone 01978 840645
• Assistant Treasurer: Hilary Owens Phone 01978 351195
• Secretary: Gwyndaf Owen – Phone 01978 359373
• Alternatively email: wxmstrokeclub@gmail.com