Voices of Hope for Aphasia

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!

08/13/2026

For Tara and her partner Donna, Voices of Hope for Aphasia has become more than a program. It’s a place filled with friendship, laughter, encouragement, and people who truly understand one another.

Donna describes our community as “a breath of fresh air,” sharing how much they love coming with Tara, watching her reconnect with friends, participate in activities, laugh, and lift others up along the way.

“It’s inspiring,” Donna says. And honestly, we couldn’t agree more.

Stories like Tara’s are exactly why Voices of Hope for Aphasia exists: to create connection, community, and support for people living with aphasia and the people who love them.

07/25/2026

“It’s awesome!❤️”

That’s the reaction donors, supporters, and community members had at Word Play 2026.

Thank you to everyone who came out to support our beautiful community and the work we do.

Thank you, City of Safety Harbor Government, for raising awareness of aphasia in your community! June is national aphasi...
07/21/2026

Thank you, City of Safety Harbor Government, for raising awareness of aphasia in your community! June is national aphasia awareness month, but awareness of the condition and the resources available continues all year long. If you or someone you love has aphasia, Voices of Hope for Aphasia and the National Aphasia Association are here to support you and connect you with the resources you need!

Last night, the Safety Harbor City Commission proudly proclaimed June 2026 as National Aphasia Awareness Month. Vice Mayor Nancy Besore presented the proclamation to representatives from Voices of Hope for Aphasia. The proclamation recognizes the thousands of people in Pinellas County living with aphasia—a communication disorder most often caused by stroke.

Aphasia affects a person's ability to communicate, not their intelligence. By learning the signs and supporting organizations like Voices of Hope for Aphasia, we can help create a more informed, inclusive community where everyone has a voice. 💙



07/15/2026

Word Play 2026 is officially one for the record books! 🏆✨

Whether you were solving crosswords with us in person or cheering us on from afar, the results are in—and it was an absolute historic success! Our incredible community showed up like never before at the USF St. Pete Student Center to support Voices of Hope for Aphasia.

Words have power, but the community we built together this year is truly beyond words. Press play to relive some of our favorite moments, big smiles, and major wins from the night!

One for the record books! 🧩✨Whether you joined us in person at our beautiful new location—the USF St. Pete Student Cente...
07/08/2026

One for the record books! 🧩✨

Whether you joined us in person at our beautiful new location—the USF St. Pete Student Center—or cheered us on from home, Word Play 2026 was an absolute historic success!

Thanks to this incredible community, we completely shattered expectations:
📈 Record-Breaking Attendance: Over 270 passionate supporters packed the room!
💰 Record-Breaking Fundraising: Together, we raised vital, historic funds to fuel the life-changing programs at Voices of Hope for Aphasia.
🏆 Celebrating Maura Silverman: We were thrilled to present Maura with a well-deserved award honoring her incredible dedication and impact.

Swipe through to see some of our favorite moments from the night! 📸👇The crossword puzzles may be solved, but our mission never stops. If you’d still like to support our record-breaking year and help break the isolation of aphasia, visit vohaphasia.org to make a direct impact today.



Photo credit Chaz D Photography and Lana'e Hernandez.

We snuck in one more proclamation for Aphasia Awareness Month in June! Thank you to Tillie and Kay and the City of Safet...
07/07/2026

We snuck in one more proclamation for Aphasia Awareness Month in June! Thank you to Tillie and Kay and the City of Safety Harbor for helping us continue to raise awareness!!

Our hearts are overflowing with gratitude for the incredible support and donations at this year’s Word Play 2026. We set...
07/03/2026

Our hearts are overflowing with gratitude for the incredible support and donations at this year’s Word Play 2026. We set an ambitious goal, and we are thrilled to say our community showed up in a huge way to help us reach it!

But the work doesn't stop here. If you couldn't be in the room with us but still want to make an impact, you can contribute any amount at vohaphasia.org. Thank you for being part of our mission!

07/03/2026

Word Play 2026 has wrapped up, but the opportunity to make a difference with **Voices of Hope** is still wide open.

A heartfelt thank you to Becky Weppner for sharing such an inspiring story of hope and resilience.

You can help us support more families and individuals living with aphasia by visiting the link on our website: vohaphasia.org

07/01/2026

Word Play is here! Step right up and help us reach our goal. Donate at the link

qtego.us/donate/vohaphasia

Address

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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