COMMUNITY EDUCATION
Stroke Education On Demand
PSA provides stroke education in three ways: stroke educational lectures, distribution of stroke educational materials, and through participation in community events and health fairs.
Stroke Educational Lectures
PSA stroke lectures are presented by health professionals, medical students, physical therapists and other clinicians. The medical content consists of easy-to-understand slides presented to diverse audiences including schools, colleges, churches, senior centers, businesses, and companies. PSA coordinates all scheduling and logistics, and will ensure each presentation is tailored to the needs of your group. If your group is located in San Mateo or Santa Clara counties and you are a group of 25 or more, please contact support@psastroke.org or call (650) 565-8485 to set up your 45-minute talk about stroke.
In 2022, PSA provided Stroke Educational lectures at the following locations: Avenidas – Palo Alto (Virtual); Burlingame Public library(Virtual), Foster City 55+ Club (In-Person); Little House Activity PVI – Menlo Park (in-person); Mid-Pen Housing – Sunnyvale (Virtual); Mountain View Public Library (virtual); Phoenix Commons- Oakland (virtual); Sequoia Living – Village Medical Auxilliary – San Jose(in-person); Senior Friendship Club, Daly City (in-person); Training IHSS Caregivers-San Rafael (virtual)
We sincerely thank our volunteer community speakers for presenting these well received stroke 101 talks. Among them are Ursula Kelley Tolley – RN; Nancy Miller – RN, Susan Peloquin, RN, Richard Reagin – RN.
You can also watch our What is Stroke? community education presentation by Nancy Houston Miller, RN, BSN:
Stroke Educational Materials
If you would like to receive educational materials for distribution please contact us at support@psastroke.org or call (650) 565-8485.
Community Events and Health Fairs
Our volunteers and staff would like to participate in your upcoming community event or provide you with educational materials for distribution. Please contact us at support@psastroke.org or call (650) 565-8485.
We sincerely thank PSA Program Donors & Funders among them:
Many Thank to PSA Community Partners:
