Stroke Rehabilitation
Recognising the symptoms of stroke and accessing treatment immediately is very important.
Learn MoreOne in six people will have a stroke at some time in their life. Most are over 65, but stroke can strike at any age. Even young people and children can be affected.
Learn MoreStroke destroys two million brain cells every minute so TIME IS BRAIN. If you suspect that someone is having a stroke call 999 immediately.
Learn MoreChat to young stroke survivors about the challenges post stroke
Learn MoreLocal meeting places for people affected by stroke and their carers to come together and share their experiences.
Learn MoreGet the facts from the 2015 stroke audit report
DownloadRecognising the symptoms of stroke and accessing treatment immediately is very important.
Learn MoreThe risk of a stroke is increased by certain things in your lifestyle which you can change.
Learn MoreStopping smoking is the single most important step you can take to reduce your risk of stroke.
Learn MoreSpeak to our National Heart & Stroke Helpline Nurses
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