Stroke Association statement on TIA and mini-stroke awareness
Stroke Association response to the story in the Daily Mail that the FAST campaign has failed to help patients recognise the signs of a transient ischemic attack (TIA) or minor strokes
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Newcastle-under-Lyme stroke survivor raises £4,200 for the Stroke Association
David Jordan, 38 from Newcastle-under-Lyme, has raised more than £4,200 for the Stroke Association, after surviving a stroke less than a year ago.
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Stroke survivor takes on 100 mile cycle for the Stroke Association
Nick Tomlinson, a 47 year old father-of-three from Wilmslow, will take on the Prudential RideLondon 100-mile challenge on Sunday 29 July, to mark how far he has come since surviving a stroke in 2016.
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Cefnogaeth i ofalwyr goroeswyr strôc
Mae’r Gymdeithas Strôc yn lansio prosiect newydd, Gofalu a Chi, i ofalwyr goroeswyr strôc de orllewin Cymru sydd wedi gweld newid yn eu bywydau ar ôl effaith dirybudd strôc.
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Support for carers of stroke survivors
The Stroke Association is launching a new project, Caring and You, for the carers of survivors in South-West Wales whose lives change after the sudden impact of stroke.
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Therapi celf i gefnogi goroeswyr strôc
Bydd rhaglen therapi celf newydd ar gyfer goroeswyr strôc yn cychwyn yng nghanolfan cymunedol Tŷ Llewelyn, Llandudno, ym Mehefin.
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Art therapy in support of stroke survivors
A new art therapy programme for stroke survivors will begin at Tŷ Llewelyn Community Centre in Llandudno on 29 June.
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Stroke Association warns East Sussex County Council's decision to cut vital services will have a huge impact on stroke survivors and carers
Michelle Dalmacio, Director of Stroke Support for the South of England at the Stroke Association said: “We are hugely disappointed that East Sussex County Council will no longer be able to fund this well used and much needed stroke recovery service.
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Norfolk runners raise over £5,000 for the Stroke Association
Around 172 people from Norfolk ran on Sunday 24 June, raising more than £5,000 for the Stroke Association at the charity’s Beat the Tide run.
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Anna Richardson calls on residents in Watford to take a Step Out for Stroke
TV presenter and writer Anna Richardson is calling on stroke survivors, their friends and family in Watford to join the Stroke Association to take a Step Out for Stroke. The charity is hosting one of its walks in Cassiobury Park at 11am on Saturday 14 July, and everyone is welcome.
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Survivors take a Step Out for Stroke in Poole
Over 70 stroke survivors and Bedford residents raised over £1,150 for the Stroke Association, by taking part in the charity’s Step Out for Stroke walk in Poole Park, on Saturday 24 June 2018.
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Newbury stroke survivor takes on walking challenge for charity
Rachael Elliott, 40 from Newbury, is taking part in a fundraising walk for the Stroke Association, the charity that supported her after she had a stroke that left her unable to move her eyes up and down. The Step Out for Stroke fundraising walk will take place at Goldsworth Park Lake on Saturday 22 July 2018.
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