Helping the thousands of Kiwis who are affected by stroke.
Auckland
Stroke is New Zealand’s second single biggest killer and the leading cause of serious adult disability. Each year, approximately 9,000 Kiwis have a stroke - that’s one every hour! And new research shows us that within the next decade this is projected to rise by 40%. The Stroke Foundation is the only national charity in New Zealand focused on the prevention of and recovery from stroke. For almost 40 years we have actively promoted ways to avoid stroke and dedicated ourselves to working closely with stroke survivors across the country. New Zealanders' generosity will enable us to help thousands of stroke survivors this year; providing them with critical services to ensure the best possible outcomes - not just for themselves, but also their family/whānau and carers too. Three quarters of strokes are preventable, so we will continue our vital awareness campaigns and health promotion programmes - saving thousands of lives. Stroke Foundation of New Zealand is a registered charity under the Charities Act 2005, registration number CC49490.
Stroke is New Zealand’s second single biggest killer and one of the leading causes of serious adult disability. Each year, over 10,000 strokes are experienced - that’s more than 27 a day! And research shows us that the number of people experiencing stroke will rise by 40% by 2028.
The Stroke Foundation is the national charity in New Zealand solely dedicated to the prevention of and recovery from stroke. For over 40 years, we have actively promoted ways to avoid stroke and dedicated ourselves to working closely with stroke survivors, their family / whānau and carers.
New Zealanders' generosity will enable us to help thousands of people affected by stroke this year, providing them with critical services to ensure the best possible outcomes.
75% of strokes are preventable, so we will continue our vital awareness campaigns and health promotion programmes – saving thousands of lives.
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