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25.01.2022 Join Brain Injury SA launch Brain Injury Awareness Week 17th August!

24.01.2022 The Centre for Community-Driven Research (CCDR) is a not for profit organisation that conducts community research known as PEEK (Patient Experience Expectations and Knowledge) Studies. It is currently recruiting stroke survivors who are over 18 and live in Australia.

20.01.2022 Here is another great trial

18.01.2022 Hello and welcome to our new members! If you haven't registered with the Young Stroke Project, use the link below. I've become the Project Coordinator - Engagement for the Project and very excited with the work being done.

15.01.2022 TADSA help create assistive technology for people to help maintain or regain their independence. They are holding an event on July 30th to advocate their services. Read the flyer attached and rsvp for catering purposes

14.01.2022 "With travel bans currently limiting our ability to visit clients, we have started doing virtual presentations on the Mollii Suit via Zoom. I wanted to offer yo...u the opportunity to book in a presentation with your YESS SA team and members/carers or family members of members." Please let me know if you're interested and I will book it in

10.01.2022 So exciting for YESS SA!

10.01.2022 Having a stroke is a confronting and can be scary and isolating. YESS SA aims to help through the journey, showing that you're not alone. Many need support, not just emotionally and physically but financially too. The NDIS path seems difficult for many, sometimes too much that some don't try to apply. It shouldn't be so hard but unfortunately it is. We have strong and vocal advocates, me being one of them. We understand a lot of energy needs to go into it and it's long and h...ard. We've learnt the 'NDIS' ways, the format they need, the wording they need and yet we have still continue to hit hurdles... but we are making our way through it, slowly. If you are wading your way through the NDIS for yourself or another, or know of someone who is, please allow us to offer advice and assistance. We can answer questions, even if we don't know them ourselves, we can seek the answers from our network. We can walk alongside of you if it would make it easier. YOU ARE NOT ALONE!! Please pass this onto anyone you may think could benefit.

05.01.2022 2020 Stroke Forum!!!!

03.01.2022 Really interesting stories and ideas to live life easier

03.01.2022 Carer / Support Worker available - great reference