Individuals

Family and Friends of Stroke Survivors

Often, the family and friends are the first points of contact for a stroke survivor and their involvement in the road to recovery can impact a stroke survivor’s progression and quality of life.

Stroke Survivor Graduates with the Wisdom to Share

Experience is gold, particularly so with stroke survivors who understand the challenges faced when recovering. Join us, share your experience and be a source of support for stroke survivors starting their journey.

Professionals from the healthcare or social work sector with skills to offer

Join us if you have valuable skills that can help support stroke survivors.

Individuals with a heart and time to give

Individuals of all ages and professions are welcomed to volunteer their time to this supportive community.

Organisations

Employers Who Want to be Involved

Balancing caring for a stroke survivor with other life commitments is challenging, particularly when it involves managing the career expectations and the lives of other family members. Speak with us on how your company can provide your employees with either an educational talk about stroke prevention or to provide stroke support to those who are on the road to recovery as stroke survivors or support to employees who are caregivers of patients.

Involved Your School

If you are looking for a new project to take on in school and want to get your classmates involved, speak to us!

Involve Your Family

Caregivers are an important part of the stroke recovery process. Whether you are a full-time caregiver or a caregiver who works, volunteering with us can give you the opportunity to learn about post-stroke recovery and apply the knowledge to caring for your loved ones.

Volunteers are important to S3 - email us at volunteer@s3.org.sg, if you are keen to explore how you can be part of our growing team of volunteers.