The Hospital Research Foundation Group - Stroke

The Hospital Research Foundation Group - Stroke The Hospital Research Foundation Group - Stroke
(formerly Stroke SA)
Providing services and research

Caring for a loved one can be rewarding, but it can also take a toll on your own wellbeing. Join us for a free Community...
26/06/2026

Caring for a loved one can be rewarding, but it can also take a toll on your own wellbeing.

Join us for a free Community Seminar on Carer's Fatigue, where counsellor Renae Viselli will discuss how to recognise the signs of carer burnout and fatigue, and share practical strategies to help you look after yourself while caring for others.

This seminar is ideal for family members, partners and friends supporting someone living with Parkinson's, stroke or arthritis.

đź“… Tuesday 4 August 2026
⏰ 10:00am-11:00am (ACST) | 10:30am-11:30am (EST)
📍 111a Welland Avenue, Welland or attend online

🎟 Register here: https://brnw.ch/21x3EUc

đź«¶ Every breakthrough starts with research.Associate Professor Brenton Hordacre is helping stroke survivors regain moveme...
06/06/2026

đź«¶ Every breakthrough starts with research.

Associate Professor Brenton Hordacre is helping stroke survivors regain movement and independence through innovative rehabilitation research.

His Boot Camp program is investigating a five-week, intensive group-based rehabilitation approach designed to accelerate upper limb recovery after stroke, helping people improve function and get back to the activities that matter most.

This Giving Day, you can help power progress in stroke recovery research.

Donate before 9pm on 11 June to have your gift doubled: https://thrf.link/GivingDay26

Creativity can be a powerful tool for wellbeing. 🎨Our Art Therapy sessions provide a welcoming space for people living w...
01/06/2026

Creativity can be a powerful tool for wellbeing. 🎨

Our Art Therapy sessions provide a welcoming space for people living with Parkinson's, stroke survivors and carers to explore their experiences, build connections and take time for themselves.

Sessions are available on Tuesdays and Thursdays at Welland.

To learn more or book:
📞 Parkinson's: 8357 8909
📞 Stroke: 8352 4644

11/05/2026

Today, we’re celebrating the incredible nurses who care, comfort and change lives every single day. 💜

For International Nurses Day, we asked some of our amazing nurses a few questions.

Their answers are a reminder that nursing is so much more than a profession. It’s care, compassion, showing up for people when they need it most.

Thank you to all nurses for the difference you make every day.

Find your voice again 🎶Shout Out Singing Group is helping people living with Parkinson’s and Stroke build confidence, st...
31/03/2026

Find your voice again 🎶

Shout Out Singing Group is helping people living with Parkinson’s and Stroke build confidence, strengthen their voice and connect with others through music.

Led by a vocal coach and speech pathologist, each session supports clearer communication in a warm, welcoming environment.

đź“© Interested? Find out more here: https://stroke.org.au/eoi/ or call us on: 1800 644 189

Join us for our Stroke Community Seminar focused on understanding post-stroke fatigue.Hear from occupational therapists ...
17/03/2026

Join us for our Stroke Community Seminar focused on understanding post-stroke fatigue.

Hear from occupational therapists Alice Hewett and Sarah Clapp as they share practical insights into managing fatigue after stroke in a supportive, community setting.

đź“… Wednesday 13 May
⏰ 10:30am – 12:00pm
📍 111a Welland Avenue, Welland

Free event. Limited seats available. Online attendance also available.

Register here: https://thrf.link/vvi

A powerful and deeply important conversation today on aphasia, and the communication challenges faced by people living w...
26/02/2026

A powerful and deeply important conversation today on aphasia, and the communication challenges faced by people living with stroke and Parkinson’s.

Did you know around 140,000 Australians live with aphasia, a condition that can affect a person’s ability to speak, understand, read or write.

We were honoured to hear from Dean Fyfe and Robert Heddle fromAphasia SA who shared their lived experiences with honesty, insight and heart. Dean spoke about supporting his wife who lives with aphasia, while Bob shared his own journey following two strokes in 2017.

Thank you both for helping shine a light on the realities of aphasia, and the importance of understanding, support and connection in recovery and wellbeing.

Our new free bi-monthly eNews is here to keep you informed and supported with resources, insights from experts, and more...
19/02/2026

Our new free bi-monthly eNews is here to keep you informed and supported with resources, insights from experts, and more.

We’d love for you to be part of our community!

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