Halton-Peel Community Aphasia Programs

Aphasia can make conversation more difficult for everyone involved.
These strategies can help.

People with aphasia deserve to be included in the conversation.

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A sincere thank you to Bovaird Hearing Clinic for being a Silver Sponsor of our 2026 Aphasia Walk! 🩶

At H-PCAP, we believe that communication is essential to connection and well-being. We're proud to partner with organizations like Bovaird Hearing Clinic, whose focus on hearing, tinnitus, and cognitive health helps support individuals in staying engaged with the people and activities they love.

Your generosity helps strengthen our aphasia programs and build a more communication-accessible community for people living with aphasia and their families.

Thank you for helping build a more caring and connected community.💙

Learn more: bovairdhearingclinic.ca

Meet David, stroke survivor and aphasia community member.

People with aphasia have something to say.

David says it simply: "Brain good, speech not." He was 20 years old when a car accident left him with a stroke and aphasia. He has been working on his speech for seven years. He is still going.

He walks to show other young people that life goes on after a stroke. He walks so people will speak to him directly, with patience, knowing he will get there.

Our conversation and support groups give people a safe place to communicate and connect. A place to feel heard. A place to belong.

Today, walk with us.

Friday, June 19 · Chinguacousy Park, Brampton · 10:30 AM

Register and donate at www.h-pcap.com/walkathon