Mid-Atlantic Aphasia Conference

TGI Fridays New Date and New Location!! November 13th

Dine to Donate

TGI Fridays

New Date and New Location!!
November 13th (All Day and Night)

ALL DAY DINE IN OR TOGO TO DONATE &

20% OF YOUR TOTAL FOOD BILL WILL BE FOR

MAAC!

Show this or mention “Mid-Atlantic Aphasia Conference” to your server*

It is that simple!

Dine In, Carry-out, Online Order or Curbside from TGI Fridays at www.fridays.com/menu during the event between (11:00am-11:00pm).

Present this flyer and 20% of all sales will be donated to Mid Atlantic Aphasia Conference which helps with aid and connection to those effected.

Join us and TGI Fridays to Give Back and Impact our Community!

Raffle Basket

Tickets for sale on premises benefit MAAC

TGI Fridays Bensalem

3301 Street Rd.

Bensalem, Pa 19020

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT

About Us

Greeting a Friend

Hello and we welcome you to the Mid-Atlantic Aphasia Conference!

The Mid-Atlantic Aphasia Conference

The Mid-Atlantic Aphasia Conference (a non-profit and tax exempt organization) is an independent aphasia support group created by members from Hopewell Township, NJ, Hamilton, NJ, Levittown, Willow Grove, and Fairless Hills, PA aphasia support groups. The intention of creating this group is to connect people living with aphasia as well as those who care for individuals with aphasia, in the tri-state area.

The MAAC (Mid-Atlantic Aphasia Conference) will facilitate an Aphasia Support Group and a Care Partner/Caregiver Support Group monthly.

The Mid-Atlantic Aphasia Conference is holding virtual events and in person events during the whole year. See the Virtual Conference and the In Person Conference.

What is Aphasia?

APHASIA (Uh-Fay-Zhuh) is a result of a STROKE or BRAIN INJURY, and affects a person’s ability to communicate. It is important to remember that you are still a competent adult, you know what you want to say, you can make your own decisions and you are not deaf. Aphasia usually comes on suddenly from a stroke or brain injury. But in rare cases it may develop gradually. This is called Primary Progressive Aphasia (PPA). If you have aphasia, you may find it hard to: TALK, LISTEN/UNDERSTAND OTHERS WHEN THEY SPEAK, READ, WRITE, USE NUMBERS AND DO CALCULATIONS. (https://aphasia.org/what-is-aphasia/)