Enhancing care, services and research
More than 5,000 South Australians experience a stroke each year. Our passionate team is focused on maximising choice, independence and wellbeing for stroke survivors and their families.
About Us
Your ongoing support matters
Fundraise
Your chosen fundraising activity is a rewarding way to join the fight against harmful diseases affecting our families.
Fundraise
Give in memory
Honour the memory of your loved one by making an In Memoriam donation or setting up a Tribute Fund.
Give in Honour
Leave a gift in your Will
Leaving a gift in your Will is a wonderful way to ensure your generous legacy lives on and helps future generations.
Wills and Legacies
Our services
We are here to help South Australians recovering from stroke. Our services include:
- Occupational therapy
- Counselling and wellbeing coaching
- Personalised exercise programs
- Swallowing and speech expertise
- Help with NDIS and My Aged Care
- And so much more. We even help your family or primary support person!
Support groups
We provide recreational and therapeutic support groups that promote social interactions and encourage creativity.
These include art, singing, cooking or just brain-boosting fun over coffee!
We also offer support groups that are geographically based and specialised to meet your needs, led by our experts as well as fellow stroke survivors and peers.
Research
We invest in world-leading research to improve the acute treatment, recovery and prevention of stroke, including:
- Clinical trials for stroke treatments in the emergency stage
- Investigating ways to repair the brain following stroke using adult stem cells
- Botox therapy for stroke patients with lower limb spasticity
- Investigating causes of Transient Ischaemic Attacks (TIA), or mini stroke
- And much more
First-Of-Its-Kind Fitness Centre Expands
Brain x Body Fitness Studio’s second studio is now open in Woodville
Sam's Inspiring Road To Recovery
At just 23 years old, Sam Hensman’s life changed forever. Learn more about his incredible journey and the unique rehab tool that supports his recovery.
Upskilling Regional Clinicians In Identifying Stroke
A new training video has been created for regional clinicians to better identify the symptoms of stroke
Finding Better Ways To Diagnose Mini Strokes
Lifesaving research is underway to better understand Transient Ischemic Attacks (TIAs), often referred to as a ‘mini stroke’.
