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Project Grants cover the whole spectrum of stroke research - from secondary prevention and risk factors, through to treatment and rehabilitation in a clinical setting, and longer-term in the community.

We are continuing our long-running partnership with British Heart Foundation, with our joint funding now being administered by the BHF Clinical Study Grants scheme.

Support our work by volunteering to become an Office and Administration Volunteer or a Life After Stroke Grants Volunteer.

The Stroke Association is partnering with NIHR Programme Grants for Applied Research (PGfAR) in order to fund collaborative, multi-disciplinary programmes of applied research.

Many people find that their finances suffer after a stroke. This page is about the main types of financial help available, and where to go for individual advice.

A quick guide to the financial help available to you through the benefits system, your employer, local council and other organisations.

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.

Find out more about the funding schemes we operate at the Stroke Association. Research can limit the devastating effects of stroke.

You may be able to get financial support to help with the rising cost of living.