Here you can find further information about projects and documents referred to in our talks.
Who to contact?
Click here to find out how to contact your Engagement Team and find out more about connecting with other groups in your area
David spoke about his involvement in Stroke Group Voices, a small group of volunteers from across the UK.
We believe the voice, experience and knowledge of volunteers must inform and influence the development of our work with support groups and the network.
The group meets monthly and aspires to include representatives from across all 10 localities.
The majority of participants are stroke survivors, but also include volunteers who have been affected by stroke and other professionals, bringing their own unique experience.
Watch this video from David, our member in Scotland, explaining what the group does and his hopes for it.
The group meet monthly to discuss and respond to current challenges and opportunities, making the most difference for people affected by stroke.
To find out more about Stroke Group Voices email Group Networks GroupNetworks@stroke.org.uk or visit Stroke Association intranet.
If you have any problems getting onto the intranet contact internalcomms@stroke.org.uk.
We’d really like you to help us give the Saving Brains campaign a last push before our deadline of 17 October 2022.
Over 1000 people from groups have already signed this letter but more is needed.
To support this please:
You can find out more about the campaign by visiting the Saving Brains campaign website or contact our Policy and Influencing team on campaigns@stroke.org.uk
* Our Policy and Influencing Team can provide additional support with this and paper copies of the letter if needed.
Click here for slides from Talk two – The stroke care pathway – what it is and what it means for your stroke support group, now and in the future
Here are two documents referred to in talk two
Click here for slides from Talk three – Recruiting and retaining volunteers
Click here for slides from Talk four – The importance of peer support and how support groups help rebuild lives after stroke
Here are the copies of the research reports referred to by Mark and Raff in talk four. These give more detail about the impacts of peer support groups.
Click here for slides from Talk five – Celebrating our Stroke Group Network Part 1
To find out more about Maz’s work visit the
Click here for slides from Talk five – Celebrating our Stroke Group Network Part 2 – Stroke Association Support Groups