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It's the final day of Balmoral Show and the busiest day yet. Drop by our stand like Health Minister, Mike Nesbitt Department of Health and find out about our local stroke support services and grab yourself one of the remaining cowboy hats! 🤠 #sheswarm #sun #tapsoffweather #Balmoral2025

Every day in May, 240 people are affected by stroke. The Stroke Association provides lifelong support for stroke survivors and their families. Join us this #StrokeAwarenessMonth to raise awareness and support recovery journeys: stroke.org.uk/samfb

The final countdown is on and everyone is training hard! Check out my JustGiving page and please donate if you can. Thank you! #JustGiving justgiving.com/page/audrey-ke…

Today we met at Armagh City Hotel with our Stroke Association volunteer leaders to share learning and begin work on a pottery piece which will represent all our local groups and hope after stroke 💜

Join us StrokeAssociation NI this day next week, for one night only, the music event of the year 🎵🎶🎵 #sing4stroke Register here: forms.office.com/pages/response…

The stroke team runners are of and the team mascot has arrived StrokeAssociation NI Stephen Collins Nicky Butcher Donna Hannal

What an amazing team effort - thank you to each and every person who supported StrokeAssociation NI this May….You are all amazing!!!! Thank YOU 🙏🏻

It’s #VolunteersWeek2025 🤲💜👏 Thank-you to all our volunteers for all your hard work. We couldn't do what we do without all your help and support 💜

We are celebrating June Aphasia Awareness month with our friends from Stroke Association Northern Ireland 🥳We had lots of fun figuring out the meaning of slang words and phrases used in North and South Ireland, such as ‘keep er lit’, ‘banjaxed’, ‘hallion’, ‘fit to be tied’ 😂

Thank you to everyone who filled the Oh Yeah Music Centre in Belfast to support Sing4Stroke and raise awareness of our 'Saving Brains' campaign🎶👏 The zero commitment choir learnt 'Seasons of Love' from Rent in three parts in under two hours 💜 What a fantastic night! 🎤

Stroke survivors and budding singers from across Northern Ireland raised their voice in a pop-up choir on 4th June to raise funds for the Stroke Association. 🔗 Full story: buff.ly/HclnKBi #StrokeRecovery #AphasiaAwareness #Sing4Stroke #NeuroRehab #StrokeSupport

Chris Boyd and Mark Oliver, from Belfast, have been busy clocking up the miles in training for a ‘Walk the Country’ fundraiser which will see them walk over 400 miles across NI for StrokeAssociation NI & Northern Ireland Chest Heart & Stroke. The challenge starts on Saturday. Good luck 👏💜

Best of luck to Chris and Mark as they head off to "Walk the Country". Raising vital funds and awareness for StrokeAssociation NI and Northern Ireland Chest Heart & Stroke. Hope the weather improves over the next 2 weeks of walking! gofund.me/0b718e60

A new garden designed to help stroke patients recover has been unveiled at Altnagelvin Hospital 🌻 The tranquil space has wildlife-friendly flowers and garden benches to provide a space for stroke survivors and their loved ones to rest and connect away from the hospital ward.

Such a privilege to be part of creating this garden space Western Trust for stroke survivors, families and staff 💜 The new and fabulous Ward 40 Stroke Garden 🪴

A new garden designed to help stroke patients recover and new information displays have been unveiled in Altnagelvin Hospital. This is a space where stroke survivors & their loved ones to rest and connect away from the hospital ward westerntrust.hscni.net/new-garden-for… StrokeAssociation NI

Looks amazing 💜 - StrokeAssociation NI are delighted to be attending today Northern Trust Stroke Study day and I can’t wait to present later this afternoon 😀💜

Delighted to attend and present on the StrokeAssociation NI support and services for stroke survivors, families, carers and healthcare professionals Northern Trust Stroke Conference today. Thanks to Ruth McMullan for the kind invitation