About
Founded in 2009, Exmouth Stroke Survivors Club is a supportive community for stroke survivors in Exmouth and surrounding areas.
We offer weekly meetings, rehabilitation programs, and educational workshops, all designed to enhance well-being and foster a sense of belonging.
Built on inclusion and empowerment, we take pride in our award-winning contribution to the community. Join us as we support every journey and build a brighter future together.
Exmouth Stroke And Friendship Club
We offer friendly meeting place for people living with dementia or memory difficulties, and their carers and families. The cafe is run by a group of volunteers who provide tea and homemade cake. The aim is to create opportunities for meeting others in a social environment with people who understand, can provide help and support and a listening ear.
We are committed to offering a holistic approach to care and support, focusing on creating moments of joy, connection, and purpose. Through innovative programs and compassionate care, we aim to empower individuals and their families to navigate the journey of memory loss with grace and compassion.
Our vision is to be the leading provider of person-centred care and support for individuals with memory loss. We envision a community where every individual is embraced with empathy and understanding, and where each person’s journey is honoured and celebrated. By promoting awareness, education, and inclusivity, we strive to build a society that values and respects the unique experiences of those living with memory loss. also for the genural public
If you would like to volunteer to help host a Chatter & Natter table at this venue, apply here.
Our Services and Programs
Our club has received recognition for its outstanding contributions to the community, providing essential support for stroke survivors and their families.
Award Winning Support
We offer tailored rehabilitation services to help stroke survivors regain independence and improve their quality of life through personalised programs.
Dedicated Rehabilitation
Our club fosters a supportive environment for survivors, families, and carers to connect, share experiences, and build lasting relationships.
Community Connection
We provide comprehensive support services for families, ensuring that caregivers receive the care and guidance they need.
Family Support
We organise workshops to educate stroke survivors and their families about recovery strategies and available resources.
Educational Worshops
Explore volunteer opportunities with us to make a difference in the lives of stroke survivors. Join us by getting in touch
Volunteer Opportunities
Our Values
We are a value-led organisation with a strong social purpose. The work we do together with communities and partners, to connect, advocate and enable people to move more is driven by our values:
Collaboration
We overcome more challenges by walking the journey together.
Inclusion
Movement is for everyone.
Trust
Building trusting relationships is vital in enabling people to move more.
How We Work
We know that we cannot achieve our ambitions on our own. Our approach will be to build relationships and influence with those who can enable people to move more.
We also know that how we work together is as important as what we try to achieve.
In our work, we will work will be to:
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Champion equality, diversity and inclusion, whilst challenging inequality
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Value community perspectives, being people led
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Listen and act upon what we learn from lived experiences.
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Be collaborative by default because working together achieves greater impact.
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Focus on relationships with other who value trust as we do.
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Value flexibility, being innovative with our approach because solutions are often bespoke and need to be discovered
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Be open about how we prioritise resources
Club Holiday
Members had a great week away in weston super MARE in sommerset.
11 of us went to sand bay hoilday park and really enjoyed their hoilday from lovely food we had a great time
We was shock to here some members never a hoilday wow it was very hot and sticky steve the chairman was ready to jump in the pool lol but he stayed in the lounge had a shandy instead .
Steve said this break was much needed for most of us for some it was the best time of their lives.
Member Gary said I did want to go home it was lovely had a great time .
We would like to thank steve and Michelle
"I was very impressed today when the Stoke survivors and family club arranged a talk by Ann Widecombe. Very good talk by Ann and a good lunch provided by the ladies of the club. Thank you"
Irene Blades