
Thinking about coming along for the first time? We'd love to hear from you...
Our meetings are friendly, relaxed and fun. We enjoy:
Our activities help people build confidence, make friends and enjoy their recovery journey.
Our venue offers:
Our home base is at:
To find us by car:
You can also find directions via Google Maps on our Home Page.
Our volunteers provide friendship and social support. They cannot provide personal care, medical assistance or physical support.
If you need help with personal care, mobility, using toilet facilities or getting on and off transport, please attend with a family member, friend or caregiver who can support you throughout the event.
Even if you're not ready to join, we'd still love to hear from you. Contact us for a chat, ask questions or find out more about the club call Keith, our chair, on 01978 840645.
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Anyone affected by stroke is welcome. This includes stroke survivors, family members, carers, friends and volunteers. If your question is not answered here please get in touch.
No. You are welcome to contact us, ask questions and visit a meeting before deciding whether the club is right for you.
Our meetings are friendly and relaxed. Activities may include games, quizzes, guest speakers, entertainment, social events and outings.
Many people feel nervous before their first visit. Our members and volunteers will make you feel welcome and help you settle in.
Yes. Family members, carers and friends are welcome to attend with you.
Yes. The venue has step-free access, accessible toilets and parking. It is also served by regular bus services from Wrexham city centre.
Please contact us for details of any membership fees or meeting charges.
No. You can attend as often as you wish.
That's perfectly fine. We have members who live with communication challenges. We are patient, understanding and happy to support you..
You are welcome to attend. However, if you need physical assistance beyond what you can manage independently, you must bring someone who can support you.
No. Our volunteers provide friendship and social support, but they cannot provide personal care, medical assistance or physical support.
If you require hands-on support with personal care, mobility, transfers, toilet facilities or transport, you must attend with a family member, friend or caregiver who can assist you throughout the event.