An exhibition of art created by stroke survivors living in Thurrock will be on display in seven local libraries throughout January and February 2017.
The art work was made by stroke survivors and carers who attended an art therapy workshop in The Beehive on West Street. The group was organised by the Stroke Association and local art tutor, Sylvie Maney.
Sylvie Maney, 57, from Thurrock said:
Chris Larkin, Regional Director at the Stroke Association in the North West, said:
“We are very disappointed that Blackpool Council is considering ceasing the funding for the Stroke Association’s Life After Stroke Service in Blackpool.
“Stroke is one of the largest causes of disability and a third of all stroke survivors need help with everyday tasks. Through our vital services, around 200 s
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