Annual SRABC Summer Retreat
at the Naramata Centre in beautiful Naramata, BC
• Save the date - June 1st – 3rd 2012 • There will be no business or board meetings this year, so it will be a time purely for rest, learning and recreation. • SRABC members, volunteers, family and friends are all welcome. • Approximate cost will be $225 per person-to be confirmed. • The usual activities such as communal mealtimes, campfire, exercises, speakers, games and a dance and will be on offer, and this year a boat cruise on Okanagan Lake is being planned. • A full program of activities and registration forms will be sent to all SRABC Branches at the beginning of April.
at the Naramata Centre in beautiful Naramata, BC
• Save the date - June 1st – 3rd 2012 • There will be no business or board meetings this year, so it will be a time purely for rest, learning and recreation. • SRABC members, volunteers, family and friends are all welcome. • Approximate cost will be $225 per person-to be confirmed. • The usual activities such as communal mealtimes, campfire, exercises, speakers, games and a dance and will be on offer, and this year a boat cruise on Okanagan Lake is being planned. • A full program of activities and registration forms will be sent to all SRABC Branches at the beginning of April.
Research Study on Stroke Recovery
Dr. Tal Jarus of UBC, and the Stroke Recovery Association of British Columbia are teaming up to investigate the effects of participation in a Stroke Recovery Program on recovery and life satisfaction. Stroke survivors and their caregivers living within the North Shore Community (Deep Cove to Lion’s Bay) are invited to take part in this innovative research study. Honorarium provided. If interested or require more information, please contact: stroke.study@ubc.ca 604-822-7412.
Dr. Tal Jarus of UBC, and the Stroke Recovery Association of British Columbia are teaming up to investigate the effects of participation in a Stroke Recovery Program on recovery and life satisfaction. Stroke survivors and their caregivers living within the North Shore Community (Deep Cove to Lion’s Bay) are invited to take part in this innovative research study. Honorarium provided. If interested or require more information, please contact: stroke.study@ubc.ca 604-822-7412.
Phyllis Delaney Life After Stroke (LAS) Awards
The Stroke Recovery Association of BC (SRABC) is a non-profit organization. We have been offering information and programs for stroke survivors, after they leave hospital since 1979. The Phyllis Delaney "Life After Stroke Awards" gives you the opportunity to nominate someone whose courage, determination or achievement has made you feel that they deserve public recognition. Please visit our events page for more information. You are welcome to nominate someone for the 2012 awards at any time.
The Stroke Recovery Association of BC (SRABC) is a non-profit organization. We have been offering information and programs for stroke survivors, after they leave hospital since 1979. The Phyllis Delaney "Life After Stroke Awards" gives you the opportunity to nominate someone whose courage, determination or achievement has made you feel that they deserve public recognition. Please visit our events page for more information. You are welcome to nominate someone for the 2012 awards at any time.
Welcome to the Stroke Recovery Association of BC
The Stroke Recovery Association of BC (SRABC) is a non-profit organization. We have been offering information and programs for stroke survivors, after they leave hospital since 1979. Our message remains the same: Never give up hope and never stop trying. We have seen with our own eyes that being determined to get better makes a big difference. You may never fully recover but you can keep on improving.
To find your local stroke recovery branch Click Here
The Stroke Recovery Association of BC (SRABC) is a non-profit organization. We have been offering information and programs for stroke survivors, after they leave hospital since 1979. Our message remains the same: Never give up hope and never stop trying. We have seen with our own eyes that being determined to get better makes a big difference. You may never fully recover but you can keep on improving.
To find your local stroke recovery branch Click Here
New Stroke Information Booklet Now Available!
The Stroke Recovery Association of BC (SRABC) is a non-profit organization. We have been offering information and programs for stroke survivors, after they leave hospital since 1979.
SRABC's new booklet is called 'Recovering From A Stroke'. Take a look, Click Here
The Stroke Recovery Association of BC (SRABC) is a non-profit organization. We have been offering information and programs for stroke survivors, after they leave hospital since 1979.
SRABC's new booklet is called 'Recovering From A Stroke'. Take a look, Click Here
About Us
The Stroke Recovery Association of BC (SRABC) is a non-profit organization. We have been offering information and programs for stroke survivors, after they leave hospital since 1979.
Through our regional Stroke Recovery Branches, we are committed to assisting stroke survivors and their caregivers throughout the province to improve their overall quality of life. Our vision is that every stroke survivor in BC has respect, inclusion, and support in their home community.
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Contact Us
Ph. 604.688.3603 Toll free. 1.888.313.3377 Fax. 604.688.3660
Email. office@strokerecoverybc.ca
Mailing Address. 301-1212 West Broadway, Vancouver, BC V6H 3V1
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