Office Space to let

🌟 Introducing an Incredible opportunity for Charities, Community Interest Companies (CIC’s) and other not-for-profit organizations!

Are you searching for the perfect office/meeting space that aligns with your mission of making a positive impact on the world? Look no further! We are thrilled to present an exclusive offer that's too good to resist - 3 MONTHS RENT-FREE at Ashland House, Wellbeing Hub, located on Manchester Road, Ince, WN2 2DX.

🌇 Join Our Community of Like-Minded Changemakers 🌇

At the Wellbeing Hub, we fully embrace the importance of creating a supportive and collaborative environment for those people dedicated to Charities, CIC’s, and not-for-profits. Here's what we have in store for you:

🚗 Free Parking: Say goodbye to parking hassles! Your team and visitors will have the convenience of ample free parking spaces.

🔌 Cutting-Edge Technology: Enjoy the benefits of Cat 5 cabling, lightning-fast Wi-Fi, and 24-hour access to keep your operation running smoothly, day or night.

☕ Coffee Bar: Recharge your energy and creativity at our coffee bar. It's the perfect spot for informal meetings and networking opportunities.

👥 Meeting Rooms: Need space for presentations, board meetings, or workshops? We've got you covered with two fully equipped meeting rooms at your disposal.

📞 Ready to See Your Future Office Space? 📞

Don't miss this exceptional opportunity to take your organization to the next level. To arrange a visit and learn more about how Ashland House, Wellbeing Hub can be the perfect home for your Charity, CiC, or not-for-profit organisation, simply call us today on 07857 046811 or e-mail [email protected]

Seize this unique chance to be part of a supportive community, enhance your mission, and make a positive impact. Act now and secure your first 3 MONTHS RENT-FREE at Ashland House, Wellbeing Hub. 🌟

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Andy raises an amazing £2649.00 strollin for strokes in Liverpool!

"We’re very lucky in Wigan to have this resource, it’s a wonderful charity and it deserves our help." Andy and a motley crew of plucky individuals complete a sponsored Walk in Liverpool on Sunday 19th May 2024 in aid of Think Ahead.
Stuart and Agnes's story
Strollin’ For Strokes

I am a stroke survivor and found the Think Ahead charity to be an invaluable source of support, comfort, advice and information at a very difficult time in my life. I’m well aware that Think Ahead has only a small team of people, but they are doing a wonderful thing for everyone that they offer support to. This is my way of thanking everyone at Think Ahead for the help they have given me and will hopefully enable me to give something back, now that I am capable of doing so.
We are seeking Trustees/Board Members

Think Ahead Stroke wishes to strengthen its Board by recruiting additional Directors/Trustees. Most importantly, we are looking for dynamic and passionate local people of the highest calibre who have empathy with Stroke, primarily either through a close family member, friend, or work background.

Strollin’ For Strokes

I am a stroke survivor and found the Think Ahead charity to be an invaluable source of support, comfort, advice and information at a very difficult time in my life. I’m well aware that Think Ahead has only a small team of people, but they are doing a wonderful thing for everyone that they offer support to. This is my way of thanking everyone at Think Ahead for the help they have given me and will hopefully enable me to give something back, now that I am capable of doing so.
We are seeking Trustees/Board Members

Think Ahead Stroke wishes to strengthen its Board by recruiting additional Directors/Trustees. Most importantly, we are looking for dynamic and passionate local people of the highest calibre who have empathy with Stroke, primarily either through a close family member, friend, or work background.
Think Ahead Stroke receives top award from the Queen

Everyone at Think Ahead Stroke is delighted that our volunteers' efforts have been recognised by her majesty the Queen.
The Covid-19 Vaccine - what it means for Stroke Survivors

As the coronavirus vaccine continues to be rolled out nationwide, many stroke survivors will be left wondering what it means for them. Below are the answers to some of the most commonly asked questions below.

What is a Stroke

A stroke is a blood clot or bleed in the brain and can lead to permanent neurological damage, complications and sometimes death. There are different types of strokes, depending on whether the disruption in blood flow resulted from a blockage or a burst, Ischaemic Stroke, Haemorrhagic Stroke, Subarachnoid Haemorrhage, and Transient attack or ‘mini-stroke’.
What Causes Stroke

Stroke can happen to anyone, of any age and at any time. Keep an eye on the warning signs, high blood pressure, previous stroke or transient ischemic attack (TIA), diabetes, high cholesterol, smoking and atrial fibrillation.
Download health information

Download Think Ahead's healthy living leaflet for information on how to avoid stroke, or the FAST poster to find out what to do if somebody is having a stroke
Stroke Prevention

Download Think Ahead's stroke prevention poster or healthy living advice leaflet for information on simple lifestyle changes that reduce the risk of stroke
TIAs: It’s More Dangerous to Do Nothing

It is important that we recognise and respond to ill-health as and when it happens. Hospitals are reporting significant falls in admissions for a range of conditions, including transient ischaemic attack, TIAs or "mini strokes".
Fundraising Ideas

A list of modern fundraising ideas for anybody looking at raising funds for a good cause, or for a local charity.
Stepping Stones For Stroke

Think Ahead Stroke has created a step-by-step stroke information and recovery programme. Mentoring Programme. A free programme for stroke survivors and their carers that covers building confidence and independence, healthy living, communication, accessing local services, mobility and support for carers.
The Fear: Will it happen again?

A very common question that arises after having a stroke is “will it happen again? Many of the stroke survivors we speak to talk of the crippling anxiety and worry that comes with having a stroke and often ask, “could I have another stroke and what if it is more severe next time?” Here are our top tips to deal with the fear of having another stroke.
The Covid-19 Vaccine - what it means for Stroke Survivors

As the coronavirus vaccine continues to be rolled out nationwide, many stroke survivors will be left wondering what it means for them. Below are the answers to some of the most commonly asked questions below.
Volunteer Opportunities

Volunteers are crucial at Think Ahead Stroke. Get in touch and help your local stroke survivors.

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