Support available after stroke
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.
Affected by stroke
If you have had a stroke or are supporting someone who has, it is important to understand what has happened, and what you can do to ensure the best recovery.
Living with stroke
If you have had a stroke or are supporting someone who has, it is important to understand what has happened, and what you can do to ensure the best recovery.
Support groups and networks
If you would like to connect with other people affected by stroke, there are a number of in-person and online support groups available.
For caregivers
Caring for someone who has had a stroke is a journey filled with learning, challenges, and rewards. At Stroke Aotearoa, we’re here to provide you with the support, guidance, and resources you need.
Grants
With the generous help of donors, Stroke Aotearoa are fortunate to be able to provide grants in some parts of the country to support stroke survivors on their journey towards recovery.
Family and stroke
Support and resources for rangatahi and tamariki whose loved ones have had a stroke. Learn more from stroke ambassador, Edna Swart, on how to deal with the emotions when someone you love has a stroke.
Additional resources
Free helpline for people affected by stroke
Call 0800 STROKE (0800 78 76 53) for free support and guidance.
