10K views · 1.7K reactions | “Research funded by the Stroke Association is so vital because I’m living proof of it.” Donate £20 and save stroke research. | Stroke Association | Facebook

We've conducted the biggest ever survey of stroke survivors and their carers to find out more about their lives. Over 10,000 people closely affected by stroke in the UK took the time to share their stories with us. We found that almost a million people who have survived a stroke have developed at least one mental health problem. Find out more about our Lived Experience of Stroke report here: https://strk.org.uk/2x2qXu0 | Stroke Association

1.7K views · 40 reactions | The UK Stroke Assembly brings together those affected by stroke to have their say and influence future campaigns, share experiences and hear the latest developments in stroke care and research. Here are some of the highlights from the UK Stroke Assembly North which took place in Manchester last week. https://strk.org.uk/2JzYqAy | Stroke Association | Facebook

We’re proud to be working alongside the NHS to help save lives throughout the vaccine rollout. If you're a stroke survivor or an adult carer living in England, that means you are eligible for the Covid-19 vaccine. You can now call 119 or visit the national booking service online to book your appointment - you don't have to wait to be contacted. Find out more here: https://strk.org.uk/3uXpD8j | Stroke Association

Stroke can be devastating, but hope is crucial for recovery. It gives survivors like Stevie, Roger and Sarah Jay the motivation they need to start rebuilding their lives. Help us to spread messages of Hope After Stroke so that we can reach the other 1.3 million stroke survivors currently living in the UK. Find out more: https://bit.ly/3FHif6t | Stroke Association

7.4K views · 70 reactions | Stroke survivors share their stories and listen to the 999 calls that saved their lives. The first sign of a stroke might not seem like much. Any sign of a stroke is always an emergency. Face or Arm or Speech, at the first sign, it’s time to call 999. nhs.uk/actFAST | Stroke Association | Facebook