What is aphasia?
(uh-FAY-zhuh) A loss or reduction in language (speaking, understanding, reading, and/or writing) following brain damage, typically as a result of a stroke.
What we do
We provide personalized, evidence-based services that enhance communication skills, quality of life, and overall well-being for those affected by aphasia.
Go to
→ Our groupsYour generosity is vital in helping us provide the essential support that individuals with aphasia need and deserve.
Make a difference with your gift today!
Featured member
Priscilla
Hello, my name is Priscilla. I am 84, and in 2023, I had a hemorrhagic stroke. I had been living alone in Santa Barbara, very independent, with a life full of travel, work as a special education teacher, and many different sports. Fortunately, I had many friends and an independent living facility that supported my dramatic change in life.
One of the most helpful tools that came along was being introduced to the Aphasia Center of California. I didn’t even know what aphasia was! . . . read more
Latest news
October 2, 2025
Join our Fundraising Challenge!
Help us reach our $50,000 goal!
Start your own fundraiser.
Donate here.
The ACC provides life-changing programs that restore confidence, connection, and community for people living with aphasia and their families. Funds will go to support and expand our programming.
Read more news:
→ Recent newsNot sure what to say?
We have resources!
Join our mailing list to receive email updates.
© 2025 Aphasia Center of California
info@aphasiacenter.org
55 Santa Clara Ave, Suite 175 ┃Oakland CA 94610
(510) 336-0112