Our Christmas card competition 2022 is now open!
Read about Dr Emma Patchwood’s research on wellbeing after stroke and the opportunity to be a participant.
June is Aphasia Awareness Month. More than 350,000 people in the UK have aphasia, but still too little is known about it. Help us raise awareness and support the Communication Access Symbol initiative.
Over the past year we have begun to make changes to our operating model. This involves changes to the way we're structured as well as ways of working so that we're able to make better progress towards our three strategic goals.
The Stroke Association is part of the Patient and Public Involvement Strategy, led by Dr Ava Easton on a grant worth £2.3 million to investigate the neurological and neuropsychiatric effects of COVID-19.
Personal Alarm providers Lifeline24 are partnering with the Stroke Association to support stroke survivors and their families throughout the UK.
On this page, we have published the open letter to GPs written by the Stroke Association and BASP.
Our lecturers lead innovative research projects, and support and mentor early career researchers to help establish a strong research community in the UK. Together, researchers can drive improvements in treatment and care for people affected by stroke.