Voices of Hope for Aphasia

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Voices of Hope for Aphasia Communicate confidently and live fully. Please contact us!

If you are a caregiver or individual living with Aphasia and are looking for additional resources or just support, we can help. Also, if you would like to learn about how you can help VHA and individuals living with Aphasia - we are always looking for volunteers!

Aphasia affects more than one person.When aphasia enters a family’s life, it doesn’t affect just the person who has apha...
10/08/2026

Aphasia affects more than one person.

When aphasia enters a family’s life, it doesn’t affect just the person who has aphasia. It can change how spouses, partners, children, parents, siblings, and friends communicate and connect, too. That’s why support matters—for everyone. At Voices of Hope for Aphasia, we believe that connection is an important part of living well with aphasia. Our community brings people with aphasia, families, and friends together to share experiences, build relationships, and find new ways to stay engaged in life.

Attendance in our Monday groups has been the fullest and most active it's been in a while — keep an eye out, as popular ...
10/06/2026

Attendance in our Monday groups has been the fullest and most active it's been in a while — keep an eye out, as popular time slots may fill up. If you or a family member has been considering joining, now's a great time to reach out.

Each month we pick a topic, and everyone in our VOH family shares five words related to it. We turn all of your answers ...
10/01/2026

Each month we pick a topic, and everyone in our VOH family shares five words related to it. We turn all of your answers into a unique word cloud — a little snapshot of who we are, together. August's topic was favorite safari animals!

Congratulations to our 2026 Word Play winners, Because We Can LLC! We are so grateful for our Word Play 2026 sponsors an...
09/29/2026

Congratulations to our 2026 Word Play winners, Because We Can LLC! We are so grateful for our Word Play 2026 sponsors and could not do this event without you.

Keep an eye out for our Word Play 2027 announcement coming soon!

At Voices of Hope, we prioritze rest and recovery. As such, our offices are closed next week as our staff takes a planne...
09/24/2026

At Voices of Hope, we prioritze rest and recovery. As such, our offices are closed next week as our staff takes a planned break to get just that. There are no events next week, but we can't wait to see you all back on October 5th!

Whether aphasia is new in your life or you've been living with it for years, you don't have to navigate it alone.Voices ...
09/22/2026

Whether aphasia is new in your life or you've been living with it for years, you don't have to navigate it alone.Voices of Hope for Aphasia offers resources, programs, and a supportive community where people with aphasia and their families can connect, communicate, and find hope. Take the first step and explore our resources at vohaphasia.org

Max Adventures features outings — chosen by our members or staff — that offer new and exciting ways for people with apha...
09/17/2026

Max Adventures features outings — chosen by our members or staff — that offer new and exciting ways for people with aphasia to get out and explore in a supportive, aphasia-friendly environment. Past adventures have included bowling, Southeastern Guide Dogs visits, the Florida Aquarium, private museum tours, minor league baseball games, shuffleboard parties, and more.

The program honors the life and legacy of Max Miller, son of VOH member Terri Miller and Board Chair Stephen Miller — someone who cared deeply for his family and friends and was always ready for an adventure. Every outing is a chance to help our members live life to the fullest, just as Max did.

Here are some recent photos to our trip to a Clearwater Thrashers game.

Welcome Heather Guenther, New Part-Time Program AssistantWe are delighted to welcome Heather to the Voices of Hope team!...
09/15/2026

Welcome Heather Guenther, New Part-Time Program Assistant

We are delighted to welcome Heather to the Voices of Hope team! Heather first came to VOH as a volunteer, getting to know our members, our programs, and the community that makes VOH what it is — and we're thrilled she's now joined us in a more official capacity.

Heather earned her bachelor's degree in Communicative Disorders from the University of Central Florida and brings hands-on experience as a Speech-Language Pathology Assistant, providing speech and swallowing therapy for people recovering from stroke and brain injury, along with a background as a Social Services Administrator coordinating support for residents and families. She's excited to deepen the relationships she's already built and get to know even more of our members and families in Tampa, St. Pete, and Dunedin. Please join us in giving Heather a very warm welcome!

Remember: communication is a two-way connection. A little patience can make a big difference.
09/10/2026

Remember: communication is a two-way connection. A little patience can make a big difference.

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6798 Crosswinds Drive N. Suite B-102
Saint Petersburg, FL
33710

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 3pm
Tuesday 10am - 3pm
Wednesday 10am - 2pm
Thursday 10am - 3pm
Friday 10am - 1pm

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+17272491953

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