Money Matters
Type: News
How do you manage finances and benefits if you or a loved one goes into hospital suddenly?
Tags:
Financial help after stroke
Type: News
A quick guide to the financial help available to you through the benefits system, your employer, local council and other organisations.
Tags:
Research Participants Needed: Claiming Benefits with a Brain Injury/Neurological Condition
Type: Research
I am Anthony Schaller, a Trainee Clinical Psychologist at Canterbury Christ Church University looking at the experiences of people with neurological conditions/ brain injury when claiming benefits in the UK.
Financial help while you’re out of work
The financial impact of a stroke can be stressful for you and your loved ones, but there may be benefits you can claim while you’re unable to work.
Tags:
Research Participants Needed: Wearable Technologies to Support clinical Assessment for Stroke Rehabilitation - Perspectives of stroke survivors
Type: Research
Researchers at the University of Ulster invite participants for a study to understand the potential benefits and drawbacks of using smart insoles in stroke rehabilitation, as well as the usability and effectiveness of smart insoles for assessing gait impairments.
Could more patients benefit from thrombectomy?
Type: Research
TENSION is a new international study funded by the EU, and hoping to extend the benefits of mechanical thrombectomy to more stroke patients.
Tags:
Employee benefits
This page lists the employee benefits of working for the Stroke Association including holidays, pension, and Life Assurance.
Tags:
UK Stroke Assembly - Exhibition and sponsorship
Find out how to become a UK Stroke Assembly exhibitor or sponsor. Sponsorship offers a wide range of benefits in addition to that of an exhibitor.
How can I get a grant or financial help in a crisis?
Type: Support
When you are hit with a sudden health problem like a stroke, it can reduce your income or cause unexpected extra costs, but there is some help available. As well as benefits and help with health costs, there are some types of help designed for a crisis.
Tags:
Are Early Supported Discharge services still effective in practice?
Type:
Early Supported Discharge (ESD) is the discharge of a stroke patient from hospital to their own home. Do these services offer the same benefits to patients as those identified in clinical trials?