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Where there's a Will, there's a way

By Stroke Aotearoa

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.

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Imagine a world where stroke no longer devastates lives, and everyone knows the risk factors and signs of stroke. A world where stroke survivors can access timely, effective treatment that maximises their ability to fully recover. Where survivors have support throughout their recovery and are never left feeling alone.

Where there’s a Will, there’s a way – yet, sadly, more than half of New Zealanders don’t have this life-changing document to make sure their wishes are known, their loved ones are protected, and their legacy lives on.

This week is Wills Week. It's the perfect time to make sure your loved ones are looked after and a great opportunity to help prevent stroke, support survivors, and change lives for generations to come.

By leaving a gift in your Will to Stroke Aotearoa New Zealand, you will make a practical and lasting difference. If you are able, please consider helping us this way today.

Your kindness will help us plan for the future and will create a brighter future for those we serve. Even a small gift will provide hope in one person’s life.

Creating your Will, or changing your existing Will is straightforward and we’re here to help you.

To create your Will for FREE, simply click on the link below – we've partnered with trusted online will provider, Gathered Here.

Create your will for FREE today!

Get in touch

If you'd prefer a confidential chat about leaving a gift in your Will to Stroke Aotearoa, please get in touch with our Gift in Wills Specialist, Jo Prestwood at bequests@stroke.org.nz or 0800 45 99 54 and ask for Jo.

Leave a gift in your will

How would you like to be remembered? A gift in your will can help transform lives and leave a lasting legacy.

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Ways to give

You can help prevent stroke and improve the lives of people living in your community today.

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