The Stroke Association has funded research to improve how we spot the symptoms of stroke and the people most at risk so we can get them the best treatment in the critical minutes and hours that follow.
A stroke can affect how your brain processes the information you receive about an object and the way you remember this information (agnosia). Find out what are the signs of agnosia and what you can do about it
Find out what types of activities John Smejka takes part in when he volunteers.
A professor from the University of Central Lancashire (UCLan) has been recognised with a Special Recognition Life After Stroke Award, for her contribution to improving the lives of stroke survivors through better stroke care and research.
We are delighted that staff and volunteers have been recognised in the Queen’s New Years Honours list for 2020. The list recognises the achievements and service of extraordinary people across the United Kingdom. Read about Juliet Bouverie, Barry Macaulay and Nick Cann.
We have compiled the state of atrial fibrillation care for each CCG in England. How is AF care in your CCG?
Our Life After Stroke Awards recognise the achievements of everyone affected by stroke. Find out more about the events, winners and supporters.
Learn about the different award categories for the Life After Stroke Awards.
Find out about some of our amazing Life After Stroke Award winners and look at what happened at ceremonies from previous years.