North Shore Stroke Recovery Centre
Please support our Organization through a Donation:
North Shore Neighbourhood House (Inman Room)
225 East 2nd Street, North Vancouver, B.C. V7L 1C4
Tel: 778-340-5803
| Two Degrees of Separation: If you don’t know a stroke survivor, you probably know someone who does.
Vision: The Centre provides a bridge between the medical community and the larger community of the North Shore by expanding services for stroke recovery. |
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Welcome to the NSSRC Website
Serving North and West Vancouver for 37 years!
Daily programs and services January - June, September - December;
Tuesday to Thursday at the North Shore Neighbourhood House 10 - 2pm
Monday at St. Stephen's Anglican Church in West Vancouver 10 - 2pm
Young Stroke Survivors meet Wednesday in North Vancouver
For more information call 778-340-5803 or e-mail info@nssrc.org
Click the link below to see our Calendar of Monthly Events:
Volunteers Needed!
BC Stroke Strategy Rehabilitation & Reintegration
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Principal Investigator, Dr. Tal Jarus, and her research team from the Department of Occupational Science and Occupational Therapy at the University of British Columbia, and the Stroke Recovery Association of British Columbia are teaming up to investigate the effects of participation in a Stroke Recovery Program on community reintegration and life satisfaction for stroke survivors and caregivers. Stroke survivors and their caregivers living within the North Shore Community are being invited to take part in this innovative research study. An honorarium will be provided. If you are interested in participating or would like more information, please contact the Research Assistant at: Email: stroke.study@ubc.ca Phone: 604-822-7412 More information on the program can be found here. |
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Stroke Recovery Centre Bulletin
Christmas Belles
Our very own Turle Bells put on a sterling performance at the Capilan Mall last week. Don't worry if you didn't manage to get to the peformance, as we have some of it posted up here on YouTube.
Excellent stuff, and well done to all involved.
Future Events and Features
First Nations Visit
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On Wednesday, January 25th William Nahanee Sr. from the Squamish 1st Nations will be coming in his native regalia to share music and stories of his culture. |