The National Mobility Fund
Empowering stroke survivors through mobility - find out more about the national mobility fund for survivors across Aotearoa.
Thanks to the generosity of the late Peter Morath who included a gift in his will for this purpose, Stroke Aotearoa New Zealand is proud to offer a National Mobility Fund, for stroke survivors across Aotearoa.
Regaining independence after a stroke can be life-changing. For many survivors, access to safe and reliable mobility is key to reconnecting with whānau, community, and everyday life. For people whose stroke has affected their mobility, this fund offers an unprecedented opportunity to enhance freedom, wellbeing, and confidence.
In partnership with Independent Living
To ensure each applicant receives a personalised service, we have partnered with Independent Living Charitable Trust - experts in the assessment and selection of mobility scooters and power chairs. This means every mobility scooter or power chair is matched to the unique needs and circumstances of the individual, providing both safety and comfort.
Who can apply
If your stroke has directly affected your mobility, you are living in Aotearoa, and you believe a mobility scooter or power chair could support your independence and daily life, you may be eligible. The grant covers the cost of the mobility scooter or power chair, assessment, and delivery. Eligibility criteria apply.
Eligibility criteria and application guidelines
Please download and read the criteria and guidelines before you apply for the fund.
Apply for The National Mobility Fund
Complete the online application form below. For any queries, please contact help@stroke.org.nz