Helping people to communicate after stroke
Since 1998 TALK has been helping stroke recoverers with dysphasia to regain lost skills. Weekly meetings enable members to practise their communication skills in a supportive and sociable environment.
TALK works closely with local speech and language therapists who help to train our volunteers. Each recoverer is helped by a volunteer on a one-to-one basis.
TALK received the Queen's Award for Voluntary Service for 2005, in recognition of the outstanding contribution made by our volunteers
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Wanted
A dynamic fundraiser who will go out and look for financial support for us, locally and nationally. You will also have to keep in close touch with the various bodies that provide us with grants, to ensure that they arrive on time. You do not have to do any voluntary work with our stroke recoverers, unless you want to. You will need to be financially, grammatically and computer-literate. If you would like to help please contact Peter Walker on 01483 539500 orPage last updated:
TALK Surrey is grateful for the support of:
Surrey County Council
Guildford Voluntary Grants PanelWaverley Voluntary Grants PanelSurrey Primary Care TrustWoking Borough CouncilElmbridge Borough CouncilThe Poyle CharitiesAllianzBarlow RobbinsJP KennyRobins and DayHoliday Inn, GuildfordPearls of the Orient (International)ToyotaAllianzKrispy Kreme Doughnuts, GuildfordBIE InternationalGasgoigne-PeesMidasPlus
Surrey County Council
Guildford Voluntary Grants PanelWaverley Voluntary Grants PanelSurrey Primary Care TrustWoking Borough CouncilElmbridge Borough CouncilThe Poyle CharitiesAllianzBarlow RobbinsJP KennyRobins and DayHoliday Inn, GuildfordPearls of the Orient (International)ToyotaAllianzKrispy Kreme Doughnuts, GuildfordBIE InternationalGasgoigne-PeesMidasPlus
