Active Strokes North East

Active Strokes North East ASNE is a charity that supports stroke survivors and their families living in and around Newcastle upon Tyne. Our preferred contact method is via. email.

We aim to help survivors maximise their recovery, take control of their lives and regain as much independence as possible. Through our informal and friendly weekly gym and pool based exercise sessions we try to limit the effects of stroke. We aim to increase self-confidence, mental wellbeing and reduce social isolation by providing a friendly place to meet. All sessions are free and taking part in

activities is not compulsory. At our drop-in session you can meet and socialise with other stroke survivors over a cup of coffee/tea and biscuits. We are based at the East End Pool in Byker, Newcastle and welcome stroke survivors, carers and their families living in and around the local area. Please view the photo album called 'ASNE Weekly Activities' to get an idea of what we do.

Article in the Newcastle Chronicle today! What is your experience of the rehabilitation you received from the NHS after ...
04/04/2026

Article in the Newcastle Chronicle today! What is your experience of the rehabilitation you received from the NHS after your stroke?

27/03/2026

FYI: Good Friday Drop-In - Suspension of Service

Please be aware that there is no drop-in session on Friday 3rd April due to the East End Pool closing early.

The pool session on Tuesday 7th is unaffected and going ahead.

07/02/2026

FYI: IMPORTANT NOTIFICATION

Please be aware that there will be no ASNE Drop-In session at the East End Pool on Friday 20th February due to other arrangements.

12/01/2026

ASNE Weekly Session Resumption

Happy New Year everyone, I hope you have had a lovely festive break and are ready to get active again at our sessions.

This is a reminder that our weekly sessions resume this week (week commencing Monday 12th January) at the East End Pool.

We have pool exercise sessions on Tuesdays from 10am to 11am and drop-In/Gym sessions on Fridays from 5pm to 7pm.

Looking forward to seeing you all there.

All,Sepideh Ghaemian, a Postgraduate Researcher at Northumbria University, has asked ASNE for support with their PhD stu...
22/12/2025

All,
Sepideh Ghaemian, a Postgraduate Researcher at Northumbria University, has asked ASNE for support with their PhD study.

Sepideh is exploring knowledge, attitudes, and practices regarding bone health and fall-related fractures after stroke to help inform the development of digital health interventions.

Sepideh is looking for:

UK-based stroke survivors (aged 18+)

Carers or family members

Healthcare professionals working with stroke survivors

Sepideh has asked me to share the attached poster and links below with you all. The survey takes just 10–15 minutes, and all participants are entered into a £50 prize draw.

Survey Links:

For Healthcare Professionals: https://app.onlinesurveys.jisc.ac.uk/s/northumbria/healthcare-professionals-survey

For Carers: https://app.onlinesurveys.jisc.ac.uk/s/northumbria/carers-survey

For Stroke Survivors: https://app.onlinesurveys.jisc.ac.uk/s/northumbria/stroke-survivors-survey

(Paper copies are also available on request).

If you wish to take part please select the relevant link or contact Sepideh directly for a paper copy or for more information.

Interesting and good to know.
28/11/2025

Interesting and good to know.

We're excited to confirm that Newcastle Hospitals has been confirmed as the UK's new National Centre for Neurotechnology and Neurorestoration.

In collaboration with Newcastle University, we'll support research and use of the latest technologies aimed at understanding the brain, restoring function in people with neurological disabilities - such as Parkinson's and limb paralysis - and improving health.

The centre will be the first UK facility dedicated to clinical trials using pioneering neurotechnologies, with a focus on implanted devices placed in or near the brain and nervous system.

This will provide people living with neurological conditions with safe access to the latest clinical trial opportunities using the most current technologies under development. Having a dedicated national centre will support a step-change in how the health service can deliver studies and also adapt quickly to support innovation.

Mr Akbar Hussain, clinical director of the centre and functional neurosurgeon at Newcastle Hospitals, said:

“We are entering a new era in treating disorders of the brain and nervous system.

“In Newcastle we have a track record of successful clinical trials in this specialist field and I’m excited to be involved in taking this to the next level.

“The centre will allow us to strengthen and grow our capacity and skills to meet demand and will mean we can pave the way for a future standard of care in neurological disorders, allowing more life-changing treatments to be brought to patients.”

11/11/2025

It is getting near the festive period and I want to inform you about how our sessions are affected.

Our last session of this year will be a pool session on Tuesday 16th December.

Our first session of the New Year will also be a pool session on Tuesday 13th January.

06/11/2025

FYI: POOL SESSION START TIME

It has become apparent that the recent change in pool session start time from 10.15 to 10.30 was a mistake by the East End Pool management.

So with immediate effect our start time will be 10am.

The General Manager has asked me to pass on his apologies for the issue.

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Newcastle Upon Tyne
NE61AL

Opening Hours

Tuesday 10am - 11am
Friday 5pm - 7pm

Telephone

+447726539705

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