Stroke Resources
Stroke Prevention
Cooking Classes
Join our Stroke Prevention Clinic Registered Dietitian, Jody Read, to learn how to make easy health meals.
Next Class
Thursday June 6, 2024
2:00-3:30
Roots to Harvest
450 Fort William Rd
General
A Family Guide to Paediatric Stroke
Stroke in Young Adults
Your Stroke Journey - English
Your Stroke Journey - French
Life After Stroke
Community Re-engagement Cue to Action Trigger Tool
Driving After a Stroke in Northwestern Ontario: Information for you and Your Family
March of Dimes Canada - After Stroke
Online Peer and Caregiver Support
Return to Work - Self Assessment Guide for People with Stroke
Key Websites
Support Group
Peer Group
You are not alone. Stroke survivors, their family members, as well as their caregivers can connect with a network of support that can help you through this time.
Talk to a fellow survivor or be connected to a support group
Learn more about stroke, stroke symptoms and stroke recovery
Learn about disability management best practices
Find stroke recovery resources in your area
Find support for fellow caregivers and family members
If you or someone you know is recovering from a stroke, you are not alone. The local support group help you connect with peers, exchange information and resources, learn new skills, explore the personal impact of stroke and build supportive relationships.
Group is open to:
Stroke survivors
Family members
Caregivers
Health care providers
Volunteers
Friends
Stroke Recovery Peer Group
Meetings are currently on hold for in-person
If you require peer support, please contact below:
After Stroke program Stroke Support Line:
Patient and Family Advisors
A Stroke Survivors Testimonial
“I was sitting at home and I guess I wasn’t making sense. My wife immediately recognized what was happening and called 911. It was incredible how fast they got there. Everyone was incredible; it was like a miracle how quickly everything worked. I walked out of the Hospital a few days later.”
— Brian Bragnalo, Stroke Survivor and Recipient of EVT