Stroke survivor rehabilitation
Community rehabilitation sessions for stroke survivors, organized on Tuesdays and Wednesdays. See current services.
HOPE Community-Based Organization · Oyugis
Programmes
Explore HOPE’s current rehabilitation work and the programmes proposed for future development.
Our work and plans
From a small local service toward broader support.
The original programme proposal covers 36 months. The list below makes clear what is available today and what depends on funding, space and additional personnel.
Stroke awareness
Sharing stroke warning signs and encouraging prompt emergency care. See the stroke information page and HOPE’s awareness graphic.
Caregiver support and training
Developing more structured guidance and support for family members who help survivors with daily life and recovery.
Home-based rehabilitation
Extending support to people for whom travel to a rehabilitation space is difficult, once staffing and resources permit.
Equipment and mobility support
Strengthening the current rehabilitation equipment and exploring appropriate mobility support with partners. Equipment provision is not yet an established service.
Integrated rehabilitation and hydrotherapy
Building toward more comprehensive clinical rehabilitation, hydrotherapy and a permanent centre after an initial move to a larger rented space.
Our first practical step
HOPE’s present 28 m² space is already crowded. A larger rented space would allow the team to support more families and accommodate equipment. Learn how to get involved.