Jersey residents take on a paddle boarding challenge for the Stroke Association
A team of three men from Jersey are taking on paddle board challenge from the West Coast to the East Coast of Scotland, to raise vital funds for the Stroke Association.
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Diwrnod o hwyl a sioe gŵn i gefnogi strôc.
Mae’r hyfforddwr cŵn Nikki Cantrill yn addo diwrnod o hwyl ac adloniant yn Sioe Gwn Powys K9. Trefnwyd y sioe er côf am ei thad a fu farw o strôc. Bydd y digwyddiad yn cael ei gynnal ar 2 Medi, ar dir y busnes helpodd Tony Cantrill i’w ferch Nikki sefydlu.
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Fun Day and Dog Show in support of The Stroke Association
Llansanfraid dog trainer, Nikki Cantrill, has organised a dog show in memory of her father who died following a stroke in July. The event will be held on 2nd September on the grounds of the dog training business Tony Cantrill helped his daughter establish.
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Folkestone stroke survivors to benefit from Stroke Association’s new service
The Stroke Association has launched a new service which will support people affected by stroke in Folkestone.
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Wimbledon stroke survivor set to tackle cycle challenge for the Stroke Association
A Wimbledon stroke survivor is gearing up to cycle from London to Brighton on Sunday 16 September, to raise vital funds for the Stroke Association.
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PROSIECT NEWYDD I HELPU ADEILADU CYMUNED STRÔC GRYFACH
Bydd llawer mwy o oroeswyr strôc a'u gofalwyr ledled Cymru bellach yn gallu cael cymorth ychwanegol i helpu gyda'u hadferiadau, diolch i lansiad prosiect newydd ‘Camau Cymunedol Strôc' gan y Gymdeithas Strôc.
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NEW PROJECT TO HELP BUILD A STRONGER STROKE COMMUNITY
Many more stroke survivors and their carers across Wales will be now able to receive additional support to help with their recoveries, thanks to the launch of a brand new project ‘Stroke Community Steps’ run by the Stroke Association.
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Survivors take a Step Out for Stroke in Bury St Edmunds
Over 40 stroke survivors and Bury St Edmunds residents raised over £4,600 for the Stroke Association, by taking part in the charity’s Step Out for Stroke walk in Abbey Gardens, on 28 July 2018.
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Dagenham resident takes on cycle challenge for the Stroke Association
Kelly Drake-Tapscott, 40 from Dagenham is taking on the Stroke Association’s Escape the City Bike Ride on Sunday 30 September 2018, after her father survived a stroke.
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Dedicated son continues family fundraising tradition in memory of his father
A local Sandhurst fundraiser is set to push a 3.5 tonne lorry across Kent with a group of friends and family to raise vital funds for the Stroke Association.
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Brentwood woman braves skydive in memory of her dad
Jennie Marshall, 17 from Brentwood, is braving a skydive to raise vital funds for the Stroke Association, in memory of her father who passed away after a stroke.
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Eastleigh man takes on cycle challenge for the Stroke Association
Robert Smith, 61 from Eastleigh is taking on the Stroke Association's Escape the City Bike Ride on Sunday 30 September 2018, after his son survived a stroke at 33-years-old.
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