Houston Aphasia Recovery Center

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Houston Aphasia Recovery Center
Abbreviation	HARC
Formation	2008
Type	Foundation
Headquarters	Houston, TX
Coordinates	29°43′26.9″N 95°29′38.9″W / 29.724139°N 95.494139°W / 29.724139; -95.494139
Region served	USA
Chair	Rita Justice, Ph.D.
Main organ	Board of Directors
Website	http://www.harctx.org/

The Houston Aphasia Recovery Center(HARC) is a non-profit organization dedicated to helping people with aphasia. HARC's mission is to "serve people with aphasia and their families by providing programs, education, advocacy and resources to eliminate the isolation endured when the ability to communicate is impaired."^[1]

HARC was founded in 2008 to address the lack of resources available to assist aphasia patients in learning to speak.

References

^ HARC Mission Statement

External links

HARC homepage - nonprofit aphasia recovery organization.

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