Home Stroke Foundation - Australia

Time 2021-01-05 20:06:25

Web Name: Home Stroke Foundation - Australia

WebSite: http://strokefoundation.org.au

ID:157676

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Bring hope to families fighting stroke this Christmas. If ever there is a time to support a child and their family affected by stroke, it’s at Christmas. Donate today. Learn the F.A.S.T. signs of stroke. Nominations now open for Stroke Awards! Have you or someone you know had a stroke? enableme is a website dedicated to stroke recovery and support. There are loads of tips, tricks and tools that have been shared by other stroke survivors. Join now! StrokeLine's health professionals provide information and advice on stroke treatment, prevention and recovery. 1800 787 653 What is a stroke: A stroke happens when blood supply to the brain is interrupted. Blood is carried to the brain by blood vessels called arteries. Blood contains oxygen and important nutrients for your brain cells. Blood may be interrupted or stop moving through an artery, because the artery is blocked (ischaemic stroke) or bursts (haemorrhagic stroke). When brain cells do not get enough oxygen or nutrients, they die. The area of brain damage is called a cerebral infarct. Learn MoreWhat is a stroke: A stroke happens when blood supply to the brain is interrupted. Blood is carried to the brain by blood vessels called arteries. Blood contains oxygen and important nutrients for your brain cells. Blood may be interrupted or stop moving through an artery, because the artery is blocked (ischaemic stroke) or bursts (haemorrhagic stroke). When brain cells do not get enough oxygen or nutrients, they die. The area of brain damage is called a cerebral infarct. Lifestyle factors High blood pressure High cholesterol Smoking Obesity or being overweight Poor diet Lack of exercise Alcohol Stroke risk factors that you cannot control Age Gender Family historyLifestyle factors High blood pressure High cholesterol Smoking Obesity or being overweight Poor diet Lack of exercise AlcoholMedical factors Transient ishaemic attack (TIA) Irregular pulse (atrial fibrillation) Diabetes Fibromuscular dysplasia (FMD)Stroke risk factors that you cannot control Age Gender Family historyLearn More The Stroke Foundation develops the national stroke guidelines, measures and monitors the adherence to these guidelines via the national stroke audit, and develops education and resources for health professionals to support the delivery of best practice stroke care and reduce the evidence-practice gap. enableme is a free online resource and community developed with stroke survivors for stroke survivors and their families and supporters. With fact sheets and videos on a wide range of practical topics impacting daily life after stroke. Visit enableme.org.aufor more information. Make a single donation Your gift today will help make life better for stroke survivors, their families and carers. Read more Gifts in Wills Including a gift to the Stroke Foundation in your Will can create a future where stroke can t take away the things we love. Read more Fundraising and events Start your own fundraiser or join an existing one to fight stroke. Read more Corporate partnerships Take the lead, receive the advantage. Give your company the charity edge. Read more Our promise to you The Registered Charity Tick identifies charities that are transparent, accountable, and meet the ACNC’s governance standards and reporting requirements. Read more Thank you for subscribing to our newsletter. You will receive an email to confirm your subscription shortly. There was an error subscribing. Please try again later. 2021 Stroke Foundation ABN 42 006 173 379 - All donations $2 and over are tax deductible Digital Agency - VERSA

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The Stroke Foundation is a national charity that partners with the community to prevent, treat and beat stroke. We stand alongside stroke survivors and their families, healthcare professionals and researchers.

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