Walk- On
Our innovative Anti–Gravity and Robo-Walk treadmills provide support for our stroke members to practise walking independently. Their resistance can be adjusted to provide a suitable level of challenge to stroke members at different mobility levels. As stroke members hone their movement, their gait is stabilised and their walking pattern improves. They can also walk faster and at longer distance.
Opening Hours
S3 is a ground initiative started by volunteers to meet the unmet needs of stroke survivors and caregivers in their stroke journey. S3 is volunteer-led and its programmes are supported by medical professionals and therapists from National University Health System (NUHS) and other hospitals.
Our Vision and Mission
Vision
Stroke Support Station (S3) aims to be the primary reference organisation for stroke survivors, their caregivers, volunteers, professionals and the public by providing innovative programmes, support services, education and training.
Mission
Stroke Support Station (S3) helps stroke survivors to Re-learn and Enjoy Active Living (R.E.A.L.) for a better quality of life through wellness programmes with social-emotional support that rebuilds confidence and independence. S3 fosters mental resilience in stroke survivors and their caregivers, resulting in social connectedness among stroke survivors, caregivers, family members and volunteers.
S3 Values
Caring with compassion – we deliver quality care through compassion, communication, competence and commitment.
What are our priorities?
Caregiver-Stroke Survivors-Volunteer Centred approach
We are committed to providing the best possible stratified programmes according to stroke survivors and caregivers needs, conducted in small groups.
(a) Caregivers’ Programme
- Education on coping skills
- Mental resilience in line with S3’s mindfulness-awareness practice
- Social, emotional bonding and psychological support
(b) Stroke Survivors' Programme
- Stroke survivors' assessment and evaluation to understand needs
- Stroke survivor goal setting and improvement journey
- Holistic body-mind programmes
(c) Volunteer Programme
- Volunteer interest match to S3 programmes
- Structured volunteer trainings
- Volunteer leader and development programmes
Opening Hours
S3 is a ground initiative started by volunteers to meet the unmet needs of stroke survivors and caregivers in their stroke journey. S3 is volunteer-led and its programmes are supported by medical professionals and therapists from National University Health System (NUHS) and other hospitals.
Our Vision and Mission
Vision
Stroke Support Station (S3) aims to be the primary reference organisation for stroke survivors, their caregivers, volunteers, professionals and the public by providing innovative programmes, support services, education and training.
Mission
Stroke Support Station (S3) helps stroke survivors to Re-learn and Enjoy Active Living (R.E.A.L.) for a better quality of life through wellness programmes with social-emotional support that rebuilds confidence and independence. S3 fosters mental resilience in stroke survivors and their caregivers, resulting in social connectedness among stroke survivors, caregivers, family members and volunteers.
S3 Values
Caring with compassion – we deliver quality care through compassion, communication, competence and commitment.
What are our priorities?
Caregiver-Stroke Survivors-Volunteer Centred approach
We are committed to providing the best possible stratified programmes according to stroke survivors and caregivers needs, conducted in small groups.
(a) Caregivers’ Programme
- Education on coping skills
- Mental resilience in line with S3’s mindfulness-awareness practice
- Social, emotional bonding and psychological support
(b) Stroke Survivors' Programme
- Stroke survivors' assessment and evaluation to understand needs
- Stroke survivor goal setting and improvement journey
- Holistic body-mind programmes
(c) Volunteer Programme
- Volunteer interest match to S3 programmes
- Structured volunteer trainings
- Volunteer leader and development programmes