Legacies protect the future

Legacies are gifts for the future; they help us to look ahead and plan our support and services for thousands of stroke patients, like Emma, in years to come.

Emma's story: her life after stroke

Emma suffered a stroke when she was just four years old. Her speech, movement and memory were all affected, and her confidence was shattered. We're pleased to say that Emma is making a very good recovery, but she may need emotional support for some time to come.

Mum, Tina, says: “I’m really proud of Emma, but sometimes I worry about the long-term effects of her illness and whether she’ll suffer a further stroke The Stroke Association was my rock when Emma was ill. Please help them to be there for other stroke patients in the future.”

Make your will make a difference

To find out more about legacies, click on the button below to order our legacy booklet or contact our Legacy Information Officer.

The Legacy Information Officer
The Stroke Association
Stroke House
240 City Road 
London
EC1V 2PR

Telephone: 020 7566 1505
Email:Legacy Office

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