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We now have aphasia-friendly guides available on how to download and use video calling apps Zoom, Skype and WhatsApp.

As we grow My Stroke Guide, it’s vital that we capture our users' feedback and suggestions to better develop it into the best resource and support tool for stroke survivors, their carers and loved ones.

People affected by stroke are experts in what it is like to experience and live with stroke.

Gardening is a brilliant hobby to improve physical activity, mobility and emotional wellbeing. Gardening can help you move more, and improve your fitness in and around your home.

If you are feeling anxious about travelling this summer or the logistics and expense after a stroke feels too much, don’t give up. There’s plenty to enjoy at home.

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.

We’re asking people affected by stroke, including close friends and family who are supporting stroke survivors, and health and social care professionals in stroke to choose their most important unanswered questions about stroke. 

The process of recovering from a stroke or TIA is often long and challenging. Thankfully, with the right equipment and support in place, many people can continue living safely and independently in their own homes after a stroke.

Digital Health Assistant (DHA) is a new email service that will provide stroke survivors with information relevant to their stroke and its effects.