Essential Resources for Stroke Awareness and Support

International Stroke Organizations and Resources

United States

• American Stroke Association (www.stroke.org)

  • Free stroke support resources

  • Comprehensive patient education materials

  • Local support group connections

United Kingdom

• Stroke Association (www.stroke.org.uk)

  • Rehabilitation guides

  • Caregiver support resources

  • Recovery toolkit downloads

Canada

• Heart and Stroke Foundation (www.heartandstroke.ca)

  • Stroke prevention resources

  • Rehabilitation guidelines

  • Patient support programs

Australia

• Stroke Foundation (www.strokefoundation.org.au)

  • National stroke guidelines

  • Recovery and support services

  • Online learning modules for survivors

Global Resources

• World Stroke Organization (www.world-stroke.org)

  • International stroke research

  • Global stroke policy

  • Multilingual patient resources

Online Support and Education Platforms

• Strokenet.org

• StrokeSurvivor.net

• Reddit r/stroke community

• Virtual support groups on Facebook

Mobile Applications

• Stroke Riskometer

• StrokeCalc

• Constant Therapy (rehabilitation exercises)

• Recovery Record (tracking progress)

Financial and Legal Resources

• Social Security Disability Insurance (US)

• National Disability Insurance Scheme (Australia)

• Personal Independence Payment (UK)

• Disability tax credits and support programs

YOUTUBE

http://www.youtube.com/@PostStrokeOrg

http://www.youtube.com/@bodytracefit

http://www.youtube.com/@BobandBrad

http://www.youtube.com/@rehabhqofficial

Disclaimer: Critical Medical Advisory

These resources and guidelines are provided for informational purposes only. Every stroke survivor's journey is unique, and medical conditions vary significantly between individuals.

IMPORTANT:

• Always consult with your healthcare provider before starting any new exercise program

• Discuss your specific rehabilitation needs with medical professionals

• Individualized medical advice is crucial for safe and effective recovery

• These resources complement, but do not replace, professional medical guidance