Many people find that their finances suffer after a stroke. Here is how you can get financial help and where you can go for individual advice.
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I’ve just had a stroke. What financial help is available?
If you or a loved one can’t work due to a stroke, you might have immediate concerns about paying the bills.
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My family member has had a stroke. What financial help is available?
If your family member has had a stroke, it can have a knock-on effect on your finances.
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I am worried about paying for prescriptions and dental treatment
With the cost of living crisis, you might be worried about paying for health costs.
Further information
I am self-employed, can I get sick pay after a stroke?
If you’ve had a stroke and work for yourself, here are some ways to get financial support during your time off work.
How can I get a grant or financial help in a crisis?
When you experience a sudden health problem, it can reduce your income and cause extra costs. Here are some grants designed for a crisis.
Benefits and financial help after a stroke
Many people find that their finances suffer after a stroke. This page is about the main types of financial help available, and where to go for individual advice.
Accommodation after stroke
This guide offers practical tips and information to help you if you need to make changes to your home, or find alternative accommodation after a stroke.
Caring for a stroke survivor
Find out ways you can support a stroke survivor, as well as what help and support is available for carers.
Looking after someone else’s finances
This guide explains how to look after someone else's finances when they are no longer able to.
A complete guide to work and stroke
Going back to work can be a big change, but planning ahead will help you through the process. Here you will find helpful tips for a successful return to work.
Driving after a stroke
If you decide to return to driving, our guide will help you follow the correct procedures.