What is a stroke?
A stroke is a sudden interruption of blood flow to part of the brain, causing it to stop working and eventually damaging brain cells.
Stroke Aotearoa New Zealand is here to lead the fight against stroke, helping all of New Zealand to prevent stroke and improve lives.
A stroke is a sudden interruption of blood flow to part of the brain, causing it to stop working and eventually damaging brain cells.
You don’t have to go through stroke recovery alone. This page outlines the support and services available to you and your whānau after you have been discharged from the hospital.
High blood pressure is the number one modifiable risk factor for stroke. Control your blood pressure and reduce your risk of stroke.
Our Community Stroke Navigators (Kaiārahi) are specialists in providing support to people affected by stroke.
This October, in the lead-up to World Stroke Day on 29 October, we’re raising awareness of stroke.
Stroke can strike anyone at any time, but recognising the signs and acting F.A.S.T. can save lives. Know the signs: Face drooping, Arm weakness, Speech difficulty, Take action - call 111.
Justus is leading the charge in encouraging young stroke survivors that there is hope.
Naomi tries to avoid labels. She is a stroke survivor but she is much more than that and she won't let it define her.
Tereki was looking after his mokopuna one morning, when he suddenly felt a numbing sensation on the left side of his body.
After Pauline Grogan's young child experienced a stroke, she became a fierce advocate for stroke survivors, working closely with Stroke Aotearoa, and a mission-driven author of a personal memoir.
Embark on an unforgettable journey in September 2026, across northwest Spain for Stroke Aotearoa New Zealand.
There's lots of burning questions about stroke. A special meet with WhatsUp Counsellors aimed to equip those at the frontline of youth work with the right answers to sort the facts from the fiction.
This Wills Week we're highlighting the importance of creating a will and offering you the opportunity to create a free will through Gathered Here.
Harish Harish uses art as a form of expression and outlet for his creativity after stroke.