Stroke groups
Stroke groups meet regularly to unite people affected by stroke for mutual support and friendship. Find a club near you below.
If you would like to connect with other people affected by stroke, there are a number of in-person and online support groups available.
We are also connected to several networks and groups that ensure expert knowledge and lived experience is always at the centre of our work. You can find out more about groups associated with us by visiting the pages linked below.
Stroke groups meet regularly to unite people affected by stroke for mutual support and friendship. Find a club near you below.
Caring for a family member or a friend who has had a stroke can be a rewarding experience. However, it can also be physically and emotionally exhausting.
A monthly online support group for stroke survivors.
We offer a range of workshops, presentations and education sessions for people affected by stroke.
The National Stroke Network is a network of inter-professional clinicians, Te Whatu Ora operational managers and consumer representatives.
The Lived Experience Advisory Panel (LEAP) was formed in 2023 to bring expert knowledge to the centre of Stroke Aotearoa New Zealand’s work, extending across the stroke continuum.