Singapore National Stroke Association

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Established in 1996, the Singapore National Stroke Association (SNSA) is a non-profit organisation dedicated to empowering every first step, from stroke recovery to reintegration and in building communities that age well together.

We had the privilege of spending time with residents at People's Association Radin Mas during a stroke prevention and aw...
16/06/2026

We had the privilege of spending time with residents at People's Association Radin Mas during a stroke prevention and awareness session. It was truly heartening to see so many come together in the morning, making time to learn about what a stroke can mean for someone’s life and how each of us can play a part in supporting stroke survivors within our community.

Moments like these are a reminder that awareness is not just about information —it is about empathy, understanding and the willingness to stand beside one another when life changes unexpectedly.

A sincere thank you to our befrienders for your unwavering dedication and quiet determination in raising awareness and encouraging those around you.

💜 Meet our befrienders like Eddie, who walk alongside many in their journey at our Stepping Out For Stroke (SOFS) 2026.
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Support SOFS 2026 with a donation. Your contribution will help fund programmes, activities and services that empower stroke survivors and support their caregivers. https://www.giving.sg/donate/campaign/stepping-out-for-stroke-sofs-2026

Our stroke survivors recently headed to Marina One for our "Walk in the Park x Phonetography" programme, where they spen...
11/06/2026

Our stroke survivors recently headed to Marina One for our "Walk in the Park x Phonetography" programme, where they spent the morning exploring nature through both their eyes and their camera lenses.

From lush greenery to hidden details and scenic corners, participants took their time capturing the beauty around them while a refreshing walk together. Along the way, there were plenty of smiles, shared photography tips, and moments worth remembering.

Proof that a good walk, great company and a camera phone are all you need for a wonderful day out. 💚

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Photos taken during this session may be featured in the Stepping Out For Stroke (SOFS) 2026 Survivor Art Exhibition.

Support SOFS with a donation. Funds raised will help provide programmes, activities and services for stroke survivors and their caregivers. https://www.giving.sg/donate/campaign/stepping-out-for-stroke-sofs-2026

Recently, SNSA had the privilege of having Irene and Daniel, to SPD Toa Payoh and Canberra to share their personal strok...
08/06/2026

Recently, SNSA had the privilege of having Irene and Daniel, to SPD Toa Payoh and Canberra to share their personal stroke journeys and recovery experiences with the community. Through their heartfelt stories, participants gained deeper insight into the realities of stroke, the importance of early intervention through health screening and early symptoms to protect themselves and their loved ones.

Thank you to our survivors for courageously sharing their experiences and to SPD for having us. Together, we continue to raise awareness and empower our community towards stroke prevention and recovery support.

Donate and support our annual walkathon Stepping Out For Stroke (SOFS) 2026
https://www.giving.sg/donate/campaign/stepping-out-for-stroke-sofs-2026

A day immersed in the wonders of wildlife and nature at Mandai Wildlife Reserve 🌿🦁Through days like these, the peaceful ...
05/06/2026

A day immersed in the wonders of wildlife and nature at Mandai Wildlife Reserve 🌿🦁

Through days like these, the peaceful steps and friendships that walk alongside one another make for an outing that fosters understanding and hope. It is through the thoughtful acts of slowing down one’s steps, pausing for a break and a laugh, and extending kindness to be part of one another’s journey that lasting friendships are built and a sense of belonging within the community is strengthened.

Thank you to everyone who made this outing a meaningful and memorable experience for our survivors. Your presence, care, and support helped make the day truly special.

Donate and support our annual walkathon Stepping Out For Stroke (SOFS) https://www.giving.sg/donate/campaign/stepping-out-for-stroke-sofs-2026

On this significant occasion, SNSA extends our warmest wishes to all our members, volunteers, partners, caregivers and f...
29/05/2026

On this significant occasion, SNSA extends our warmest wishes to all our members, volunteers, partners, caregivers and friends.

May Vesak Day be a time of reflection, peace and compassion, inspiring kindness in our hearts and harmony in our communities. We wish everyone a serene celebration filled with mindfulness, gratitude and togetherness.

From all of us at SNSA, Happy Vesak Day.

🌱 Rise TogetherDuring our recent Tea with ED session, one of our members shared a thought that stayed with us: "I think ...
26/05/2026

🌱 Rise Together

During our recent Tea with ED session, one of our members shared a thought that stayed with us: "I think what can really differentiate SNSA is that it is a platform where stroke survivors can work together to build dreams and success for one another."

The comment sparked a meaningful conversation.

At SNSA, we have the privilege of seeing stroke survivors support one another in many different ways. Some become befrienders. Some volunteer at events and programmes. Others share their experiences, encourage fellow survivors and help those who are earlier in their recovery journey.

Recently, feedback from participants in our leather craft programme revealed something encouraging. Beyond learning a new skill, many participants expressed a desire to contribute, support others and give back to the community.

This reminds us that recovery is not only about receiving support.
It is also about rediscovering purpose, confidence and the ability to make a difference in the lives of others.

When survivors support survivors, something powerful happens. A community is built. Friendships are formed. Hope is shared.

At SNSA, we believe recovery is a journey best travelled together.
Because sometimes, the greatest impact comes not from what we do for one another, but from what we inspire one another to become.

As we observe this special day, SNSA extends our sincere wishes to all our Muslim members, volunteers, partners, caregiv...
26/05/2026

As we observe this special day, SNSA extends our sincere wishes to all our Muslim members, volunteers, partners, caregivers and friends.

May Hari Raya Haji remind us of the values of sacrifice, compassion, and togetherness, and bring comfort, joy, and blessings to your homes.

Selamat Hari Raya Haji from all of us at SNSA.

🌟 Exciting Programmes Lined Up for June 2026 ! 🌟🎨 Art, Craft & Workshops: Express Yourself Through Creativity* Leathercr...
26/05/2026

🌟 Exciting Programmes Lined Up for June 2026 ! 🌟

🎨 Art, Craft & Workshops: Express Yourself Through Creativity
* Leathercraft (Beginner Class)
* Scrapbooking Workshop

💪 Stay Active & Energised
* Piloxing
* Walk in the Park x Phone-tography
* Let’s Get Fit
* Therapeutic Sound Bath

🎊 Celebrations, Outings & Gatherings
* Games Day
* World Music Day Commemoration

Join us for a month filled with movement, creativity, learning, and meaningful connections. We look forward to seeing you at SNSA! ✨

📅 View the full programme list:
https://mailchi.mp/snsa.org.sg/snsa-guide-to-june2026-19886517

📍 Sign up here:
https://www.snsa.org.sg/event-signup

We are proud to share that SNSA member and stroke survivor Terence Ang was honoured with the Inspirational Patient Award...
20/05/2026

We are proud to share that SNSA member and stroke survivor Terence Ang was honoured with the Inspirational Patient Award at the Singapore Health Inspirational Patient & Caregiver Awards 2026.

A stroke survivor and aphasia advocate, Terence has turned his recovery journey into one of courage, creativity and advocacy. Through his writing, poetry, art and public sharing, he continues to raise awareness of stroke recovery, aphasia, and the often invisible struggles many survivors face after leaving hospital care.

Following his stroke in 2020, Terence faced significant physical and communication challenges. Yet through determination and resilience, he rebuilt his life and found a new voice through writing.

Today, his works and advocacy continue to inspire many within the stroke community and beyond.

Congratulations, Terence. Your journey is a powerful reminder that recovery is not only about healing, but also about hope, purpose and using one’s story to uplift others.

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254 Kim Keat Avenue, #01/110
Toa Payoh
310254

Opening Hours

Monday 09:00 - 18:00
Tuesday 09:00 - 18:00
Wednesday 09:00 - 18:00
Thursday 09:00 - 18:00
Friday 09:00 - 18:00

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+6581251446

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