If your work involves providing care and support to individuals affected by or at risk of stroke, we have resources, tools, information and clinical guidelines to assist you in your role.

We work with health and care professionals across the stroke pathway, so we can alleviate pressures and allow more time to be spent on medical and therapeutic interventions.

Discover how our support makes a difference to the lives of stroke survivors and their recovery.

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All our support and service offerings for those affected by stroke.

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Stroke information

Expert information on stroke, life after stroke and how to get help.

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Patient resources and guides

Find our huge range of stroke resources, guides and tools here.

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Resources for professionals

Helpful information for all professionals providing stroke care.

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Clinical guidelines and policy positions

The guidelines and our policies that protect those affected by stroke.

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Stroke Support Helpline

Our helpline offers information, guidance and support on practical problems like fatigue, finances, getting back to work, driving and more. You can signpost people to our support - we are just a phone call or email away. The Stroke Support Helpline is here for you and your patients.

Call 0303 3033 100 or email helpline@stroke.org.uk

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