Latest Updates and Announcements :: Singapore National Stroke Association (SNSA)

SNSA Outing to River Safari – 22 June 2017

SNSA stroke survivors, caregivers and volunteers had a fun and exciting outing to River Safari today!

Isaac & Andrew

Michelle & Angeline

Lai Seng

Kai Yee & Philip

Michael Yap

Enthi & Angie

Elsie & Mill

Isaac & Andrew

Angeline

Mr & Mrs Wong

Michael & Mary

Mr Song & Alice

Volunteer Farah with Michael

Boon Tiong & Friend

Looks like rambutans but not.

Red panda

Isaac, Andrew & Boon Tiong

Glimpse of stork

Get-together

Start of the journey

All aboard to River Safari outing.

Group family shot of stroke survivors, stroke caregivers & volunteers

Bridge to the river cruise

Michael Quek

LIFE in the North 17 June 17

Exercise: Throwback to 60s-80s by volunteer PT Kelly, and talk on Falls Prevention at Home by Xin Hui, volunteer OT. 18 participants attended this session.

11 June 17 – Mandarin Stroke Talk for Cheng Hong Welfare Service Society

Dr Jocelyn Thio’s talk on Stroke Awareness

Anthony Quek shares his stroke journey.

Speakers & supporters of the stroke awareness talk.

More questions from participants for our speakers Dr Jocelyn Thio & Anthony Quek after the Talk.

Dr Jocelyn Thio’s talk on Stroke Awareness

LIFE After Stroke 03 June 2017

Move to K-pop by Marilyn, volunteer physiotherapist

Rehabilitation after stroke by Dr Loh Yong Joo

Caregiver Support Group – Counsellors Joel & Samira

Stroke Support Group – Mak Kwa Fai, stroke survivor.

SNSA in the News – Friday 2 June 2017

The following first appeared in Straits Times Forum page A34 – Friday 2 June 2017:

The Singapore National Stroke Association aims to raise stroke awareness in Singapore through various avenues, including public education talks.

We are happy to see that the appropriate action was taken when it was suspected that someone was suffering a stroke (Private hospital’s staff helped driver who had stroke and crashed; May 31).

It is important to recognise the signs of a stroke and to act quickly.

The acronym Fast can be used:

Face drooping
Arm weakness
Speech difficulty
Time to dial 995

Time is of the essence, and early treatment in a hospital, rather than at a primary-care facility such as a polyclinic or family clinic, improves outcomes for a stroke victim.

Ann Tan Beng Choo (Madam)

Committee Member
Singapore National Stroke Association

SNSA Lawn Bowling – 31 May 2017

SNSA 3-month Lawn Bowl session ended today with good weather at the Singapore Sports Hub. The stroke survivors and caregivers have bonded so well. Thanks to the coaches Gordon & Chin.

New SNSA Lawn Bowl sessions start 16 June 2017. For more info and sign up: Click here

Stroke Self Management Programme first session of new run

Stroke Self Management 6-session Programme started today with our volunteer facilitators Tan Chia Nee & Fan Loo Ching.

The programme aims to enhance the quality of life for stroke survivors by helping them build their confidence and ability to take charge of their own health. For more info pls visit: http://www.snsa.org.sg/event/stroke-self-management-programme-2017/

Stroke Awareness Talk at Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) – 27 May 17

Stroke Awareness Talk @ Monetary Authority of Singapore (MAS) on Friday 26 May 2017 with volunteer speakers Dr Carol Tham (NNI Neurologist) & Angeline Ang SY (SNSA stroke survivor).