Advice on Setting up a Self-Help Group in Your Area

Advice on setting up a self-help group in your area

Setting up a brain haemorrhage or any self-help group in your area can be an extremely valuable asset to your community.

Setting up a self-help group can be a difficult task, as I myself found 4 years ago.

However various sources of help are available for those keen to help establish this kind valuable service, and believe me, if I can do it anyone can !

After some time searching I came across information in my local paper about the Millennium Commission, which enabled me to start up the self-help group in Aberdeen and launch this internet service.

Thank you Aberdeen’s Evening Express.

Sources of funding are available for those appropriately motivated. Below are links to various online resources relating to setting up a self-help group in your area? You can also contact me walter@brainhelp.co.uk or via the (live one-to-one) streaming chat facility to discuss any concerns or queries you may have surrounding this venture. When you have set up your community based support group send me the details of your meeting times and places and I will add them to a separate page devoted to this kind of database. I’m sure there’s a lot of people out there with very good ideas but money prevents their fruition. Here’s your chance.

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" You are the person who makes up your mind.

Whether you'll lead or will linger behind.

Whether you'll try for the goal that's afar.

Or just be contented to stay where you are."

Edgar A. Guest.

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The Millennium Commission

(Who made all this possible)

A Millennium Award Scheme supported by funds fromThe National Lottery

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