Return to work
Our free Return to Work Service can help guide you through the process of re-entering the workforce after a stroke.
Living with stroke
If you have had a stroke or are supporting someone who has, it is important to understand what has happened, and what you can do to ensure the best recovery.
Take Charge After Stroke
Take Charge After Stroke (Take Charge) is a programme designed specifically to increase independence and improve quality of life after stroke.
Depression and anxiety after stroke
Experiencing depression and anxiety after stroke can be upsetting and overwhelming; however, there are proven ways to manage them and to start to feel better.
Driving after stroke
You cannot drive for at least 4 weeks after a stroke and at least 2 weeks after a single TIA. This page outlines what you need to know about driving after a stroke or TIA.
Community stroke navigators
Our Community Stroke Navigators (Kaiārahi) are specialists in providing support to people affected by stroke. Click here for the referral form.
Fatigue after stroke
After stroke, almost all activities require extra energy and attention.
Life After Stroke - guide book
Life After Stroke is a comprehensive book produced by Stroke Aotearoa New Zealand to guide stroke survivors and their families, carers and friends through their journey after stroke. It has been designed to answer the common questions people have when their lives are impacted by stroke.
You can also order a physical version of the book by reaching out to our team.
Community stroke navigator referral form
If you need extra support after your stroke, complete the referral form to request our services or call 0800 STROKE (0800 78 76 53).
Return to work referral form
This form should be used by medical professionals who want to support a stroke survivor back into the workforce through our Return to Work service.