Triangle Aphasia Project Unlimited
Happy 2019!
TAP Unlimited programming begins and this week and we look forward to many exciting goals and new efforts in 2019! Thank you for your continued faith in us!
TAP’s Holiday Open House was a great success!!! Check out some pics on our Facebook Page!
TAP Unlimited receives incredible donation from 100 Women Who Give a Hoot! TAP voices were heard and new programs will result!!
Congratulations to TAP Unlimited
RAISE award winner from the National Stroke Association!
Wrapping up Strides for Speech 2018
Strides for Speech 2018 was a great success… THANK YOU for your participation, sharing and promoting of this unique 5K and fun run/walk/roll. The energy was, once again, inspiring and positive!
Want to see some pictures?? CLICK HERE!
Thank you to our Awesome Sponsors!!
| Fit & Able Productions |
| The Edge Soccer Programs |
| Omega Sports |
| STEPS for Recovery |
| Aware Senior Care |
| The Strickland Family |
and…
| Stalls Medical Equipment |
| Pretty Clever Words |
| Kate Enchelmayer |
| Towne Bank Mortgage |
JUNE is National Aphasia Awareness Month…
We had a wonderful time at TAP on Broadway…stay tuned for pictures and stories from the evening!
Thank You to Our Sponsors!
Please take a moment to recognize our generous sponsors. We couldn’t do it without them and they couldn’t do it without you.
TAP’s 2017 Year In Review
“This is my favorite time of the year!” We hear this phrase spoken by many individuals as we celebrate the Holidays, share time and make memories with family and friends, and shop for the perfect gift to reflect our feelings about our loved ones. But this time, for me, is also one of reflection on the year past and a pause to appreciate the things I was able to “check-off” this year’s to do list. As the young folks say #goals! Read more
Aphasia In The News
People With Aphasia Get Voices Heard at NCGA
Leah Asmelash | June 9, 2017
North Carolina Health News
Fifteen years ago, Maura Silverman was a frustrated speech therapist watching patients with aphasia get discharged from services before they were ready. Insurance companies made the call, leaving her with little say in the matter.
So Silverman took matters into her own hands and founded the Triangle Aphasia Project, an organization dedicated to serving people with aphasia.
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TAP in Pictures
