TEMPLETON STROKE RECOVERY Your donation to Templeton Stroke Recovery will help stroke survivors in the following ways: Provides stroke survivors and their families the social, emotional, mental, and physical support Promotes health and wellness: Gentle exercises, music and dance therapies, games and we go on field trips Speech Improvement program for our Aphasic members Each donation is truly appreciated
700 Templeton Drive, Vancouver, BC V5L 4N6 Canada
If you are interested in finding out more, please don’t hesitate to call us at: Ollie Stogrin—–— 604.434.3609 Kiyoko Akeroyd—604.434.6513 Coordinator: Valerie Offer—604.254.8486 Email : admin@templetonstrokerecovery.com We meet at: 700 Templeton Drive, Vancouver, BC
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Templeton Park Pool, Activity Room Every Thursdays, 10:00am - 1:30 pm Mailing Address: 201 - 1455 Napier Street, Vancouver BC V5L 2N6 Canada
We meet at: Templeton Park Pool, Activity Room Every Thursdays, 10:00 am - 1:30 pm
Amount enclosed: $_________ Registered Charity Number: 13053 2500 RR0001 An official receipt will be issued for tax purposes
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MEMORIAM: In Memory of: ___________________________ PLEASE SEND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT TO: _______________________________________ Name _______________________________________ Address _______________________________________ City, Province, Postal Code Make cheque payable to: Templeton Stroke Recovery Mailing Address: Templeton Stroke Recovery 201-1455 Napier Street, Vancouver, BC V5L 2N6 Another way you can show your support is to volunteer your time
STROKE RECOVERY PUBLIC AWARENESS!
We are a branch of: Stroke Recovery Association of BC 301– 1212 West Broadway, Vancouver, BC V6H 3V1 Canada Phone: 604. 688.3603 Fax: 604. 688.3660 Toll Free: 1.888.313.3377 E-mail Address: office@strokerecoverybc.ca Website: www.strokerecoverybc.ca
Stroke and Stroke Survivors
Road to your Recovery!
300,000 Canadians are stroke survivors 30,000 Stroke survivors live in
Make new friends. Stroke survivors like you, who understand and accept who you are now. Every stroke is different, but there is a strong connection with those who have been through similar situations. Through recovery and rehabilitation, you relearn or regain basic skills: Speaking, Eating, Dressing and Walking.
British Columbia, Canada This year, 6,000 will survive strokes in B.C., Canada After coming from hospital, the stroke survivors meet astounding challenges on recovery. 65% of all stroke survivors are left with some form of disability. Stroke recovery is a life long struggle, filled with setbacks and also, of achievements, no matter how small.
To a better health! Some of our members, find comfort in gentle exercises, like Tai Chi, which increases blood circulation, physical capabilities and well-being. Take better care of yourself!
“There’s life after stroke” That’s our motto... When you join us, Templeton Stroke Recovery, you will increase your lifestyle options. You can participate with other stroke survivors in activities designed to broaden your physical, creative side of your body. You meet people from all walks of life. Make new friends, increase your social network, and for the first time, after your stroke, enjoy yourself with other stroke survivors and our dedicated volunteers.
Set New Goals! Take on a responsibility--keep track of group activities by: taking pictures of the group, collecting coffee funds and taking orders for hot lunch. Help plan special occasions-You’ll be glad you did!
Interesting Activities
Come on out and meet us! We and our dedicated volunteers love to have you join us to see what we are doing. You can try 2 or 3 meetings to decide if you would like to become a member of Templeton Stroke Recovery. We’re known in the Stroke Recovery community!
Expand your life!
“They may forget what you said, but they will never forget how you made them feel.”
Matching games Brain games Chair exercises Speech Maintenance programs Bingo Social activities Enjoy hot lunch together (made by our energetic and dedicated volunteers) Caregivers support And most of all, we go on outings!