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Phil Woodford helped deliver your Saving Brain open letter signatures to Downing Street. He shares his experiences and what’s next for the campaign.

One year on from our Saving Brains campaign, we've seen some good progress. But there is still more to do.

This World Stroke Day we are launching our '˜Pass FAST on' campaign. The FAST (Face Arms Speech Time to call 999) test helps you to recognise the most common signs of a stroke. It reminds you what to do when stroke strikes.

Paul features in our Rebuilding Lives campaign. He was 40 years old when he had a stroke. During his recovery, Paul attended our Communication Support Service and soon became a volunteer Stroke Association Ambassador.

Dr Sanjeev Nayak has treated over 800 people with this life-saving treatment. Hear why he's supporting our campaign.

Friday 29 October 2021 is World Stroke Day and, as a part of our Hope After Stroke campaign, we’re spreading a message of hope.

Since his stroke in 2016, Paul McLean, from County Armagh, has committed himself to supporting other survivors through volunteering, fundraising and, most recently, by becoming one of the stars of our Rebuilding Lives campaign.

Thrombectomy saves brains, saves money and changes lives, so why do so many stroke patients miss out? If you agree that Saving Brains is vital, support our campaign.

Luna features in our Rebuilding Lives campaign. She had a stroke aged 20, while studying at university. She now volunteers to raise awareness of stroke in young people.