Resources
The Association has a range of information and resources available to help both people with aphasia, and those interacting with people who have aphasia. Our material is clear, concise and easy to follow.
We offer:
Resource Library
Our resource library provides members with books, articles of interest, documentaries, communication software and more.
Aphasia Guide
The New Zealand Aphasia Guide is specifically designed for people whose lives are directly affected by aphasia – the person who has suffered the brain injury or disease, their family members and whanau, their caregivers, and friends. This resource is free to members with aphasia and is available now. There is a $35.00 fee to members for additional copies of the guide and $75.00 fee for non-members to purchase a copy.
National Conference
The Association hosts a conference every other year. We use this conference as a forum to raise awareness about aphasia and encourage people to discuss it publicly. In addition, this is a great opportunity for people with aphasia to get together, share ideas, feelings and thoughts in a supportive environment. The next conference will be in2011.
Informational Brochures
Our informational brochures explain what aphasia is and how it can affect friends and family.
Newsletter
The Newsletter provides up-to-date community, national and international informationon aphasia, membership benefits, programmes of interest, social events, etc.
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