The Road to Recovery
This May 2026, join us for a nationwide movement challenge. Track your minutes or kilometres and raise vital funds to support stroke survivors across Aotearoa.
This May marks Stroke Awareness Month, and we're taking part to help educate and uplift the community about stroke, prevention methods and how to recognise the signs of stroke.
Led by Stroke Aotearoa New Zealand, this year’s campaign focuses on turning awareness into action.
Stroke remains a leading cause of adult disability and second leading cause of death in New Zealand. Yet up to 90% of strokes are preventable.
Check out what Stroke Aotearoa are doing to further raise awareness of stroke and highlight the importance of stroke awareness month:
Partake in Stroke Awareness Month 2026 by sharing our resources and campaign assets, joining the Road to Recovery challenge, taking steps to reduce your risk of stroke or spreading awareness amongst your networks and communities.
This May 2026, join us for a nationwide movement challenge. Track your minutes or kilometres and raise vital funds to support stroke survivors across Aotearoa.
Salt Awareness Week takes place during May, reminding us that high salt consumption can led to stroke.
Embark on an unforgettable journey with a team of stroke advocates, all while raising vital funds and stroke awareness.
Download our Stroke Awareness Month resource and learn five interesting facts about stroke to keep you and your loved ones educated!
Stroke awareness month is a great time to check out the resources we have available for stroke survivors, carers, family and friends, health care workers, researchers and more! Visit our resource hub to find something for everyone.