Support for Stroke
Supporting people living with Stroke
Everyone’s experience of stroke is different, which is why we have a full range of services designed to help you, whatever your situation. Whether you’ve had a stroke or a transient ischaemic attack (TIA), our dedicated team will provide all the information and advice you need to help you make sense of what’s happened. We’ll also provide practical support – such as connecting you with community stroke groups – online and over the phone.
Stroke Joint Pathway
Formed and delivered in partnership with the Stroke Association, our joint pathway is still here for all new stroke survivors and their carers/family members. Through it, stroke survivors can access our Post-rehab Education Programme (PREP), a supportive online service which includes signposting to online self-management tools, along with physical activity videos and opportunities for peer support.
The groups are great. You meet other stroke survivors and learn from them, and when you are at the group, you don’t need to explain yourself. Everyone understands the effect the stroke has had on you.
Our Stroke Services
Working in partnership with local Health and Social Care Trust teams throughout Northern Ireland, we continue to provide integrated support for you and your family.
Despite the impact of COVID-19 on our face-to-face services, we’re committed to delivering the following services, which have been adapted to ensure safe delivery during the pandemic.
