Reconnecting With
Words
Aphasia Victoria is a volunteer run advocacy group which aims to support people who live with aphasia, along with their loved ones.
Understanding Aphasia
Aphasia is a communication disorder that affects a person's ability to understand, speak, read, or write language, often resulting from brain injury or stroke.
- Aphasia Defined and Explained
Contact Us
We're a not-for-profit supporting people affected by aphasia. Our volunteer committee members, including speech pathologists, are available for information and guidance
- Call or Email Our Team
Support Us
We are fully volunteer run. Donations are always appreciated to help us host events and create awareness campaigns. Donations over $2 are tax deductible
- Donate Today
Get Involved
Our important work is made possible by volunteers. If you are someone that has lived experience, are the loved one of someone living with aphasia, a health professional or academic working with, or researching aphasia, or a student, we’d love to hear from you! Volunteers support the delivery of our events, campaigns and provide advice to enquiries. If you're interested in joining our committee, or doing student placement, please reach out to us—we are often seeking people with different skills to support our goals.
Latest News
Aphasia Victoria Committee – Positions Available!
Collective Campaign to Raise funds for Aphasia Awareness
A Decade of Voices: 10 Years of Empowering Aphasia Victoria’s Community
Conversation, Community, Connection event
The Stroke A Chord (SAC) choir needs new singers, a musician and a new music leader
Congratulations Dr Sam Harvey!
Our Mission
Aphasia Victoria aims to be a hub of information and support for Victorians affected by aphasia, and to represent and promote their needs in the community. We are proudly affiliated with The Stroke Association of Victoria.