7th Annual Talk, Stroll, and Roll fundraiser for aphasia
Thank you to our incredible aphasia community for another successful fundraiser!! This year we raised over $18,000 for the community aphasia programs.
We're so pleased to be able to fund additional mental health support for our group members, trainings in aphasia and supportive conversation, and some new exciting special interest groups. |
Watch this year's walkathon highlights here:
Virtual Aphasia Information and Training Session
Interested in learning more about aphasia and how to support conversation when a communication breakdown occurs?
Caregivers, family, friends, community partners, and healthcare professionals are invited to attend our free virtual training session. Facilitated by Speech-Language Pathologist and Communicative Disorders Assistant. Email info@h-pcap.com to be added to our notification list for our next training session. |
Important Update re: Aphasia Programs + New Contact Information
We are pleased to announce some exciting changes happening at the aphasia programs!
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The following has been updated:
- staff email addresses and phone numbers
- H-PCAP legal address
- new fax number: (365) 601-1690
- H-PCAP main phone: (905) 875-8474
Please contact us at info@h-pcap.com if you have any questions.
- staff email addresses and phone numbers
- H-PCAP legal address
- new fax number: (365) 601-1690
- H-PCAP main phone: (905) 875-8474
Please contact us at info@h-pcap.com if you have any questions.
COVID-19 Aphasia-Friendly Resources
We believe in improving communicative accessibility for individuals with aphasia and other communication disorders.
One of our SLPs has created aphasia-friendly resources to help individuals with aphasia who want to get the COVID-19 vaccine.
These materials allow someone with aphasia to understand the questions being asked, know how to prepare for your appointment, and help you to respond independently.
Imagine going to your vaccination appointment and there was no accessible parking, no push buttons, and no elevator to get to the vaccine clinic. We are very aware of physical accessibility but what about communication accessibility?
Consider these "communication ramps" and help spread the word.
One of our SLPs has created aphasia-friendly resources to help individuals with aphasia who want to get the COVID-19 vaccine.
These materials allow someone with aphasia to understand the questions being asked, know how to prepare for your appointment, and help you to respond independently.
Imagine going to your vaccination appointment and there was no accessible parking, no push buttons, and no elevator to get to the vaccine clinic. We are very aware of physical accessibility but what about communication accessibility?
Consider these "communication ramps" and help spread the word.
Click on the images below to download the full PDF documents.
We also recommend that you bring your aphasia wallet card with you to your appointment.
We also recommend that you bring your aphasia wallet card with you to your appointment.
Note: Click on the images to download the document. This will open a new tab in your browser.