
Friends of Aphasia
501(C) 3
Let’s Get People Talking
If you or a loved one has been diagnosed with aphasia, you probably know all too well the frustration and social isolation that can result from this devastating disorder.
Learn how we can help.
2,000,000
Americans Are Affected by Aphasia
UP TO 40%
of Stroke survivors acquire aphasia
180,000
Americans acquire Aphasia each year
84%
of people have never heard of aphasia
Friends of Aphasia is here to help you or your loved one.

Aphasia Groups
We provide Aphasia Groups to help improve communication skills and to maximize quality of life.

Outreach
Few people have heard about aphasia until it directly affects their own lives. We want to change that.

Volunteer
Learn how you can make a meaningful impact and help bring our mission to life in the community.
Upcoming Events
Latest News
Music Makes the World Go Round
Tucson-based singer/songwriter, Gabrielle Pietrangelo was joined by John Coinman when she performed at FOA this month. She won the prestigious John...
Member Highlight: Peter Sadatmousavi
In 2018, Sadatmousavi had three back-to-back strokes which resulted in a diagnosis of aphasia. Before his first stroke, Peter Sadatmousavi was an...
Introducing Our New Executive Director & Board President
We’re excited to introduce some team changes here at Friends of Aphasia! Our new Executive Director and Board President bring care, experience, and...
Community Partnerships
Friends of Aphasia (FOA) started its winter semester on January 12 and has partnered with Luke 5 Adventures and The Eduardo Aguirre Adaptive Cycling...
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