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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.

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.

This World Stroke Day, 29 October 2020, we're delivering our Open Letter to Matt Hancock and the Department for Health and Social Care.

The Stroke Association is excited to be taking part in University College London World Stroke Day. It’s a free online event from Monday 26 - Friday 30 October that aims to give people affected by stroke the chance to learn more about stroke research and have their say to influence research.

We’re raising awareness that stroke can affect anyone, of any age, and inspiring recovery to rebuild lives after stroke.

The FAST (Face Arms Speech Time to call 999) test helps you to recognise the most common signs of a stroke and reminds you what to do when stroke strikes.

According to World Stroke Organisation, 1 in 4 adults will have a stroke, the best way to prevent it or decrease your risk of stroke is to keep your body and mind active.

Why Michael is campaigning to transform stroke services in Wales.