iPads sought for Say Aphasia’s support groups across England and Wales

The Charity: 

Aphasia is a communication disability that results from an injury to the brain, which can make it difficult to follow what is being said, to read, to put thoughts into spoken and written words, and to have problems with numbers.

Say Aphasia exists to make everyday life become more accessible for those living with aphasia, raising awareness of the condition and helping individuals adjust to communicating in a new way.

The Project:

Providing peer-led, long-term support groups to those living with aphasia, Say Aphasia is looking to add therapy and communication apps to its offering, alongside giving its peer leaders an accessible format to take notes during meetings.  

The Ask:

Say Aphasia is looking for iPads to enhance the work of its support groups across England and Wales. The charity has support groups in Abergavenny, Bournemouth, Burgess Hill, Cardiff, Chichester, Crawley, Darlington, Eastbourne, Exeter, Hove, Selsey, Skipton, Winchester and Southampton, Woodingdean, and Worthing.

Can you help?

Are you a business based in one of the above locations in England or Wales that might have iPads to donate? Say Aphasia would be thrilled!

Please complete the short form below if you think you might be able to help.

If you can’t fulfil this need, but would still love to support the work of Say Aphasia, please visit https://localgiving.org/charity/say-aphasia-charity/ to make a financial donation instead.

Thank you so much in advance!