Survivors take a Step Out for Stroke in Watford
Around 50 stroke survivors and Watford residents raised over £2,000 for the Stroke Association, by taking part in the charity’s Step Out for Stroke walk in Cassiobury Park, on Saturday 14 July.
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Sheffield stroke survivors to benefit from new recovery service
More people affected by stroke in Sheffield will be able to receive support, with the launch of a new Stroke Recovery Service run by the Stroke Association.
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Local pupils raise £3,500 with 100km cycling challenge
Pupils aged 13 and 14 from Arden Academy in Knowle, Solihull have raised £3,500 for the Stroke Association by completing a gruelling 100km bike ride.
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Young stroke survivor takes on 100 mile cycle for the Stroke Association
Sarah Revill-Dews, 28 from Nottingham, will take on the Prudential RideLondon 100-mile challenge on Sunday 29 July, to mark how far she has come since surviving a stroke, just two days after her honeymoon.
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Y Gymdeithas Strôc yn croesawu gwariant ar ofal critigol yng Nghymru
Mae Llywodraeth Cymru wedi cyhoeddi £15m i gefnogi gofal critigol. Mae'r Gymdeithas Strôc yn credu dylai'r peth o'r arian yma mynd at wella gofal strôc yn yr ysbyty.
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Stroke Association in Wales welcomes funding for critical care
The Welsh Government has announced a £15m fund to support critical care. The Stroke Association would like some of this to go towards better stroke care in hospital.
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Well Pharmacy Director powers through Salford Open Swim marking halfway point in 12 month challenge for the Stroke Association
On Saturday 07 July, Chris Ellett, Transformation Director at Well Pharmacy, took part in the Media City UK Swim Challenge at Salford Quays. After months of hard training, he completed the gruelling 15km open water swimming marathon.
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Tipton man organises Scoring Against Stroke for his dad
A Tipton man has organised a charity football match to raise vital funds for the Stroke Association, after his dad had a life-changing stroke.
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Volunteers needed to help share music to support stroke recovery in Northern Ireland.
Stroke survivors in Northern Ireland can now benefit from singing and musical performance to aid their recovery thanks to National Lottery funding secured by the Stroke Association from the Big Lottery Fund.
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Response from Director Scotland to the Scottish Stroke Care Audit 2018
Scottish Government releases 2018 stroke audit results
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Cambridge runner goes the extra mile for the Stroke Association
A researcher from Cambridge will take on the Simplyhealth Great East Run on Sunday 16 September 2018, to raise vital funds for the Stroke Association.
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Local pupils take on cycling challenge for stroke charity
Pupils aged 13 and 14 from the Arden Academy Secondary School in Solihull are set to tackle a 100km bike ride to raise vital funds for the Stroke Association, after family members are affected by stroke.
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