
Voices of Hope for Aphasia
Religious Education in St. Petersburg, FL
6798 Crosswinds Dr. N., St. Petersburg, FL 33710
Email: email
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Checked in State Records
- Active Registered with the Florida Division of Corporations since Sep 16, 2011 as VOICES OF HOPE FOR APHASIA INC.
Checked against Florida DBPR, Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services and Department of Health licenses, the federal NPI registry, the Florida Bar and Sunbiz. Matches are by name, address or phone.
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About
Voices of Hope for Aphasia provides community-based programs including support groups, technology training, and social outings for people with aphasia and their families. Participation is free, though donations are appreciated.
- Officers on Sunbiz: Ken Bado (Chairman), John Valavanis (Vice President), Michael Caputo
- Locally owned
From the company’s website.
Services
- Aphasia Support
- Aphasia Education
- Aphasia Support Groups
- Aphasia Awareness
- Aphasia Merchandise
- Aphasia Programs
- T-shirts
- Other items
- STARS Technology Program
- Individualized Technology Sessions
- Technology Workshops
- Group Outings
And 5 more services listed on the website.
Service Area
Counties: Pinellas
What Customers Say on the Company Website
14 testimonials analyzed
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Customers say
Customers praise the organization for providing a welcoming community where individuals with aphasia feel accepted and understood. They highlight the emotional support and sense of belonging that helps them cope with their condition. Many testimonials contrast this positive experience with previous feelings of isolation or judgment from other groups.
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8 customers mention “Community” 6 positive 2 negative
Customers describe the group as a family-like environment where members feel included and accepted.
What customers like
- Members feel like family and are accepted for who they are.
- The group provides a safe space free from judgment.
- Participants enjoy interacting with others who share similar experiences.
What customers complain about
- Other groups excluded them or did not include them in activities.
- Previous social networks disappeared, leaving them isolated and confused.
6 customers mention “Support and Guidance” 6 positive
Customers appreciate the emotional encouragement and practical help provided by the group and its staff.
What customers like
- The organization restored hope and provided a sense of cure.
- Staff and members encourage harder work in therapy and recovery.
- Caregivers find tools and support to better help their loved ones.
4 customers mention “Friendly Staff” 3 positive 1 negative
Customers find the staff and members to be helpful, understanding, and kind.
What customers like
- Staff are helpful and easy to talk to.
- Members feel understood and connected with the staff.
- The organization understands their struggles when others did not.
What customers complain about
- Previous providers did not understand the communication problems.
Chosen and published by the company; captured Oct 15, 2026. We have not verified these reviews.
Company facts come from its website, captured Oct 15, 2026. State records: DBPR Oct 30, 2026, Sunbiz Oct 30, 2026, DFS Oct 30, 2026.




