Fundraisers set to face the heat at firewalk
The Stroke Association is calling out for thrill-seekers to walk barefoot across burning coals at a firewalk, at 6pm on Thursday 09 February at Sainsbury's in Bishop Auckland.
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Putney resident goes the extra mile for the Stroke Association
An Insurance Broker from Putney is taking on the Paris Marathon on Sunday 9 April to raise vital funds for the Stroke Association.
Oliver Micklem, 25, was inspired to take on the marathon after his Grandmother Patricia had a stroke in 2010. Patricia was left with a communication difficulty called aphasia.
Oliver said: “Granny made a remarkable recovery, but she was left unable to speak, rea -
Elland Estate Agent raises £975 for the Stroke Association
Elland estate agent, Ami Baxter, is celebrating another successful year of fundraising for the Stroke Association, with £975 raised including gift aid.
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Stroke Association warns cuts to services will have a significant impact on Somerset stroke survivors and carers
Jacqui Cuthbert, Regional Director for the Stroke Association in the South West, said:
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Art after stroke: libraries showcases the work of local stroke survivors
An exhibition of art created by stroke survivors living in Thurrock will be on display in seven local libraries throughout January and February 2017.
The art work was made by stroke survivors and carers who attended an art therapy workshop in The Beehive on West Street. The group was organised by the Stroke Association and local art tutor, Sylvie Maney.
Sylvie Maney, 57, from Thurrock said: -
Stroke Association warns cuts to services will have a significant impact on Blackpool stroke survivors and carers
Chris Larkin, Regional Director at the Stroke Association in the North West, said:
“We are very disappointed that Blackpool Council is considering ceasing the funding for the Stroke Association’s Life After Stroke Service in Blackpool.
“Stroke is one of the largest causes of disability and a third of all stroke survivors need help with everyday tasks. Through our vital services, around 200 s -
Local stroke choir adds voices to Lost for Words campaign
A group of 15 stroke survivors and carers from the East Lancashire and Blackburn with Darwen Stroke Association Choir are adding their voices to the Stroke Association’s latest campaign: Lost for Words.
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Plymouth stroke choir add their voice to Lost for Words campaign
A group of 24 stroke survivors and carers from the Stroke Association’s Sing Out choir in Plymouth are adding their voice to charity’s latest campaign: Lost for Words.
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Cookridge Hall Golf Club tees off for the Stroke Association
Cookridge Hall Golf Club has raised £4,700 for the Stroke Association after holding a series of fundraising events for the charity.
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Unmarried adullts 'are more likely to die from stroke' - the Stroke Association comments
Having a spouse to care for someone 'in sickness and in health' improves stroke survival chances by up to 71 per cent, according to a new study
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Cambridge teacher receives regional recognition
A Cambridge teacher has received a Highly Commended Life After Stroke Award from the Stroke Association, in recognition of her courage and determination to fundraise.
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Nottingham runner embarks on 2,000 mile year-long mission for the Stroke Association
Dominic Bowen, 38, from Nottingham, has embarked on a demanding year-long fundraising mission for the Stroke Association, where he’ll run a half marathon and a full marathon every month.
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