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Stroke survivor, Jonathan, tells us how working on his allotment helped his mental and physical health.

Although strikes are affecting the NHS and public services, you should still call 999 for a suspected stroke.

Stroke can have a huge impact on your mental health. Find out how you can access support.

Moving more after a stroke can be a massive boost to your recovery, your confidence and your wellbeing. Find information and tips on being more active after a stroke.

This guide is for people with aphasia. This guide is also for your family and friends. It has information about getting online and using technology.

On this page, we have videos to help people with aphasia get online. These videos were made for the Getting online for people with aphasia guide.

Tips for arranging assistance to help you from when you arrive at the airport, to boarding the plane.

Discover how paramedic and research, Dr Graham McClelland, is aiming to improve emergency stroke care.

Here you will find support for your child such as therapy, learning support and care depends on several things including your child’s age, their age when they had a stroke, and the impact of their stroke.

Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scans provide lots of data on the health of a person’s brain, not all of which is routinely used in clinical practice. This project will continue the development of tools to assess the brain scans of people with stroke. The outcome of this research should produce methods that can predict how patients will fare after a stroke, helping doctors to decide the best treatments and improve outcomes.