Join us during Stroke Awareness Month for this FREE family-friendly event to promote independence for stroke and brain injury survivors and provide resources to help with recovery and improve quality of life!
Food, games, DJ, wellness vendors, etc.
Saturday, May 14th, 2022
11 am – 3 pm
Joyner Park Amphitheater
701 Harris Road, Wake Forest, NC
*In case of inclement weather, the event will be rescheduled.
E. Carroll Joyner Park has wheelchair-accessible parking, a convenient drop-off area and easily accessible restrooms.
Hosted by:
- BELIEVE – Stroke Recovery Foundation
- Creativeye Design
- STEPS for Recovery
- TAP – Triangle Aphasia Project Unlimited
Post-stroke depression is common. That’s why it’s so important that stroke and brain injury survivors have the information and resources they need to support themselves throughout their recovery. Step Out with Stroke Warriors aims to gather stroke and brain injury survivors along with their caregivers, family and friends for a celebratory event, promoting independence and sharing resources specifically to aid in their rehabilitation and improve their quality of life.
Participating Vendors:
Stay tuned for more information on participating vendors
STEP OUT! – in a wheelchair, with a cane, on your own two feet – and be
part of this free community event.
Previous Events
BELIEVE – LAUNCH Party
Special thanks to the Leslie-Alford-Mims House and all of the partner organizations who came out to support BSRF and share helpful information with guests about stroke recovery. We are grateful to all who attended. With your support, we're off to a great start in helping stroke survivors on their road to recovery. THANK YOU!
Becca Taylor – BELIEVE Fundraiser
There was even talk of making this an annual event! 🤔 We’d definitely say this was a success and it certainly touched our hearts! ❤️💙. Thank you to all the kind and generous folks in MHC! We’ll be back! 😘 #may2021strokeawareness #strokerecovery #strokewarriors #strokerehab #lifeafterstroke #believesrf #strokewarriors
New Hanover Regional Medical Stroke Center
Michael has been asked to speak about his experience at the Refresh & Retreat Stroke Camp. This event is to promote further funding for future Camp events and generate attention towards Post-Acute Care for Stroke.
Retreat & Refresh Stroke Camp
The mission of Retreat & Refresh Stroke Camp is to improve the quality of life for stroke survivors, caregivers, and their families by providing fun, fellowship and support. This is accomplished through weekend retreats, as well as community stroke education and awareness events for the public.